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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.
Five lessons of loss and resilience after Superior refinery fire
Nobody died in the Husky Energy Superior Refinery fire, but more than a month later, the costs continue to add up. Husky Energy, Superior city officials and residents are now tallying the incident's material and human costs — and reflecting on lessons learned.
Northern Minn. mine breach leaves messy cleanup
State and local officials are trying to figure out how to repair damage caused by a flood of muddy water from an abandoned mine pit just outside Biwabik.
The Lynx play the Phoenix Mercury on Friday at Target Center, after a 2-3 season start.
Naia Izumi, the winner of this year's NPR Tiny Desk Contest for unsigned musicians, is performing Friday night at the Amsterdam Bar in downtown St. Paul.