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With 'Leave No Trace,' Debra Granik again makes her mark
Her previous film, "Winter's Bone," won her Oscar nominations and launched a Hollywood star.
Art Hounds: The activist art of Ricardo Levins Morales
Plus, Art Hounds recommend BodyCartography Project at Weisman Art Museum and First Friday Art Nights in Northfield.
The Twin Cities visit will be bittersweet because of her memories of Prince. In the last years of his life, he was her mentor.
Bye-bye starter homes: Builders not meeting biggest need in Twin Cities housing market
For years, the costs of building a house have risen faster than people's incomes. That's true in Minnesota and across the country. Today, the gap between building costs and wages is so wide that Twin Cities developers say they can no longer build single family houses that average families can afford.
Minneapolis releases transcript of 911 call made before fatal police shooting
The transcript doesn't differ significantly from what police and the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension have already said about what led up to the shooting, but the released transcript offers slightly more detail about what police were told.
Drake's new album "Scorpion," which was released on Friday, immediately broke the record for most times streamed in a single day on Spotify and Apple Music.
In Sauk Centre, moving 'Main Street' to Main Street
Nearly 100 years after the publication of "Main Street," some residents are working to preserve Nobel Prize-winning writer Sinclair Lewis' place in the town's history.
Go fund my doctor bills: Americans ask for help paying for health care
Medical fundraisers now account for 1 in 3 campaigns on the online fundraising website GoFundMe. It's been a lifeline for some, but observers say the trend should worry policymakers.
Minnesota Lynx shoot for sixth straight win
The Minnesota Lynx try for their sixth straight win Friday night at Target Center against the Atlanta Dream. The team has turned things around since starting the season 3-6.