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The NFL superstar next door: Detroit Lakes embraces Vikings' Thielen
Adam Thielen's high school coaches -- and the kids who played backyard football with him -- aren't surprised he's become an elite NFL wide receiver. They also say he's still the same guy from northwestern Minnesota.
This time, drama at State Capitol involves actors
A theater company is presenting a play about state government, in the seat of state government.
"Hello Goodbye" by the Beatles was No. 1 on the Billboard pop chart 50 years ago today.
Lori Swanson: Why I sued the FCC for repealing net neutrality
Last month, the FCC overturned Obama-era rules that kept Internet providers from playing favorites with loading speeds. On Tuesday, the attorneys general for 21 states and the District of Columbia filed a lawsuit to block the repeal, including Minnesota Attorney General Lori Swanson.
Art Hounds: Abstract art inspired by Midwestern landscapes
This week Art Hounds recommend a gallery show in St. Cloud, a West African musical performance at The Cedar and a dance by Black Label Movement.
Farmers struggling with low milk prices find little help from safety net
Dairy farmers have been scraping by these last few years with milk prices in 2018 nearing a two-year low, and a protection program for dairy farmers has been a failure, some say.
The debut EP by MILCK "This is Not the End" comes out Friday.
Free nitrate tests meet farmer resistance in Brown County
Brown County recently became the first Minnesota county not to accept the Department of Agriculture program after citizens voiced concerns that the data could be used to target farmers for additional regulations.