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November has traditionally been the cloudiest month of the year and that -- so far -- is true again this year. It's no wonder November marks the annual onset of seasonal affective disorder (SAD) or winter depression.
In Minnesota, Franken feels heat -- but no widespread calls to quit
Sen. Al Franken faces a certain ethics complaint in Congress but uncertainty among party leaders and voters in his home state -- most stopping short of calling for his resignation -- after a radio anchor accused him of forcibly kissing her during a 2006 USO tour.
Brother Ali performs Thursday night at First Avenue in Minneapolis. His latest album is "All the Beauty in this Whole Life."
Children's hospice will offer kids and families peace, rest and hope
The founder of Crescent Cove, Minnesota's first independent hospice for children and young adults, says the U.S. has only two facilities like it.
Meet the young activists fighting Enbridge's Line 3 oil pipeline
A group of young people calling themselves the Youth Climate Intervenors have legal party status in the case over whether Enbridge's controversial oil pipeline gets approved.
Art Hounds: Regal portraits, radio theater and Latin film
The Art Hounds recommend "The Blacker the Berry," Duluth's "Take It With You" and a four-day film festival.
Ground Level: Minnesotans love their health care, but not all is well
Minnesotans feel mostly positive about the state's health care system, but that confidence ebbs when the questions turn to mental health. That's a key finding from Ground Level, an MPR News project using public opinion surveys to guide reporting.
Wilco plays sold-out shows in St. Paul
Thursday night's performance will be broadcast live on The Current.
Olga Viso resigns as Walker Art Center director
In a statement, the Walker said its board and Viso "agreed that now is an ideal time for a transition."