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Mpls. Park Board moves toward renaming Calhoun streets near lake
Park commissioners are poised to rename four streets around Bde Maka Ska even though the name of the south Minneapolis lake itself remains in dispute.
North Dakota's new boom: wind energy
"Wind energy means jobs, and these are really good jobs," says one industry leader.
Beer here: Taproom boom takes root across Minnesota
Lawmakers in 2011 backed the "Surly bill," creating a taproom license in Minnesota and letting small breweries make and sell their wares on site. It's helped drive new business and build community ties across the state.
Doors Open Minneapolis offers glimpse of city's past, future
This weekend, the curious get to see what lies behind the city's facades. "If there's an interesting building that you normally drive or walk by, but you've never seen it from the inside, now's your opportunity," said Mayor Jacob Frey.
'Like a zombie': Mother of suspect in MOA attack tells his story
Becky Aranda recalls the mental health challenges of her son, the man accused of throwing a 5-year-old over a third-story railing at the Mall of America last month.
Ingram is just 20 years old — and while there aren't that many musicians his age who play the blues, he became hooked on after seeing a PBS documentary about Muddy Waters.
Minnesota lawmakers have one week left -- and a lot to do
By midnight next Monday, the Legislature must find agreement on a new two-year state budget and much more if they want to avoid another special session.
To Warren Mackenzie, the best pot was one people used
Minnesota's prized ceramics artist, who died at New Year's, believed in the beauty of functionality.
Record-setting rain and snow this week
Many places around the state recorded record amounts of rain or snow for Wednesday, May 8. Retired University Minnesota meteorologist Mark Seeley talks about the week in weather with Morning Edition host Cathy Wurzer.