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U.S. Bank Stadium security firm fired overnight
Stadium authority officials said they dismissed Chicago-based Monterrey Security after finding problems, including unlicensed personnel working the venue. Later in the day, state officials voted not to renew the firm's Minnesota license.
The inspiration for Buddy Holly's 'That'll Be the Day'
In 1956 Buddy Holly and his drummer Jerry Allison went to see a movie in their hometown of Lubbock, Texas. They saw "The Searchers" starring John Wayne.
Citizens of eight countries will face new restrictions on entry to the U.S. under a proclamation signed by President Trump on Sunday.
Fond du Lac Band restores wild rice to keep harvest tradition alive
A bountiful wild rice harvest is winding down in northern Minnesota. On the Fond du Lac Reservation, where wild rice lakes were nearly destroyed by drainage ditches, the tribe has worked for 20 years to bring the rice back.
Friday marks the last day at MPR News for producer Eugene Cha, who is relocating out of state with his family.
'What is normal?': Friends discuss poetry and growing up with autism
Lauren Hughes and Alex Junge are friends who both work at Midwest Special Services in the Twin Cities. They recently sat down in the StoryCorps Airstream trailer for a conversation about life with autism.
MPR's Cathy Wurzer spoke with Howard Sinker, a digital sports editor for the Star Tribune, about the latest in local sports.
University of Minnesota climatologist Mark Seeley says warmer than average falls have been a trend in recent years.
Van Morrison out with new album
"Roll With the Punches" features five original songs and 10 cover versions of blues and soul classics.