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The trial of ex-cop Mohamed Noor: What you need to know
A former Minneapolis police officer faces murder and manslaughter charges in the killing of Justine Ruszczyk. His trial starts Monday.
MPR News host Cathy Wurzer checked in with retired University of Minnesota climatologist and meteorologist Mark Seeley for an update on the spring flood outlook.
Cher wasn't happy with the initial version of the song. Then, a producer ran Cher's vocals through Auto-Tune.
Final floor: NCAA basketball champ gets dibs
As part of the March Madness tradition, the NCAA orders a new set of floors every year. And the tournament floors, including two from past Final Four games in Minneapolis, have had some surprising encores.
Liberians in Minnesota welcome extension, look for permanent fix
A decision by the White House means many Liberian immigrants can stay in the United States for another year, but Liberians in Minnesota say they need a lasting solution.
Could co-op elections change how Minnesota gets its electricity?
Three members running for seats on the board of Connexus Energy, Minnesota's largest electric cooperative, are hoping to highlight the role it will play in the future of electricity distribution in the state.