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Trade war with Mexico stokes fear among Minnesota pig farmers
If the pork tariff reduces U.S. sales to Mexico farmers fear it could set in motion a series of events that will damage their economic future.
The countdown is underway to Minnesota's primary election on August 14. One region that's seen new twists this week is Minnesota's 8th Congressional District, in the northeastern part of the state.
Electric Fetus celebrates its 50th anniversary
The Hang Ups will be performing Wednesday night inside the Electric Fetus record store in Minneapolis. That show is part of a week-long series of events marking the record store's 50th anniversary.
Democrats flood newly opened U.S. House seat race in Minneapolis
A big shakeup in Minnesota politics leaves another congressional seat wide open. U.S. Rep. Keith Ellison, a Democrat from Minneapolis, decided to run for state attorney general, leading to eight Democrats vying for his open seat.
These St. Paul athletes are making girls soccer more diverse
A new Twin Cities nonprofit began pushing to get more girls of color involved in local soccer. It found a groundswell of girls who were already embracing the game and looking to play.
Liz Phair marks 25 years since Exile in Guyville
Liz Phair will mark the 25th anniversary of her acclaimed 1993 album "Exile in Guyville" with a tour that comes to St. Paul's Turf Club tonight.