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Nobel laureate teaches the tricky work of talking about climate change
When Mario Molina won the Nobel Prize for his research on CFCs, it came with a new responsibility: To communicate science and influence policy. To that end, he visited 3M on Wednesday and will meet U students and faculty today.
Art Hounds: Yoga around the world, in photos
Plus, Art Hounds recommend "The Northfield Experience" and Ragamala Dance Company's "Body, The Shrine."
Pipa player Gao Hong and oud player Issam Rafea will perform together Wednesday night at the Cedar Cultural Center in Minneapolis.
Wood heater makers push back against tighter pollution rules
Health experts warn the units pollute too much. The industry warns tighter EPA standards will force higher costs on consumers. Minnesota is home to the nation's largest wood boiler builder, and wood heat is hugely popular here.
Video: Water skiing with the Bible
Debbie Kraft offers Christian mentorship to kids and teens, while encouraging them to do things like care for the environment, water ski, wakeboard and fish.
40 years ago this week, comedian Steve Martin performed a song on Saturday Night Live that was released a week later as a single which sold over a million copies.
Ruling on Line 3 leaves both sides seeing benefits
Supporters and opponents of a proposed oil pipeline in northern Minnesota both saw something to like in a long-awaited report released late Monday.
Some Minnesotans will see taxes rise under House GOP plan
The author of a House Republican proposal to simplify the state tax code and bring it closer in line to recent federal changes acknowledged some Minnesotans would see a tax increase.
Hennepin County says end to HIV epidemic is in sight
Hennepin County became the fourth county in the country today to join an international campaign that changes how public health officials respond to HIV prevention and care.