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Saving the Fargo-Moorhead flood diversion project will be costly
The task force headed by Govs. Mark Dayton and Doug Burgum identified some major changes to the flood diversion plan, but some major hurdles remain.
Al Bowlly has been called Britain's first pop star and is credited with inventing the singing style known as crooning.
The new tax proposals remove a key deduction for farmer cooperatives, potentially costing farmers thousands each year.
'They threw us to the wind': Mayo closures rankle small towns
As Mayo closes or trims service at smaller clinics throughout its Minnesota health care network, some patients are concerned about getting to a doctor and are questioning the clinic's commitment to the people in its service area.
The week that winter arrived in Minnesota
On Monday we saw record high temperatures around Minnesota -- and then a cold front turned rain into ice and snow.
MPR News host Cathy Wurzer spoke with lawyer and DFLer Linda Holstein about the challenges of Franken's early departure.
Al Franken says he's coming back home to Minnesota and will resign in the coming weeks after more than 30 of his Senate colleagues called for him to step down amid allegations of sexual misconduct.
As Dayton weighs Franken replacement, who may run in 2018?
Gov. Mark Dayton expects to soon choose a replacement for resigning Sen. Al Franken. Speculation is churning about who he'll pick, and who will run for the seat next year.
Otis Redding began writing "(Sittin' on the) Dock of the Bay" while he was living in a rented houseboat near the Golden Gate Bridge. While relaxing after a grueling tour, he was inspired by seeing the ships going in and out of San Francisco Bay.