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Fish guts, heritage tomatoes: Red Lake works to feed its own
Most of the 5,000 people on the Red Lake Indian Reservation buy their food at the Bemidji Walmart, but that might not be the case for long. Tribal leaders are working toward "food sovereignty."
Lawmakers grill Public Safety staffers over license problems
A legislative panel wanted answers Monday about the problems in a new computer system for vehicle licensing and registration.
5 things you can't miss at Minnesota's newest state park
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is opening Lake Vermilion-Soudan Underground Mine State Park on Tuesday, the first new state park in 25 years.
State better off without Enbridge oil pipeline, Dayton agency says
The state Commerce Department dealt a setback Monday to a proposed controversial oil pipeline across northern Minnesota, ruling the environmental and socioeconomic risks of letting Enbridge replace its aging Line 3 pipeline outweigh the "limited benefits."
Neil Young out with another song from archival series
All the songs on "Hitchhiker" are acoustic and were recorded during one studio session on Aug. 11, 1976.
One Twin Cities-based online treatment effort backed by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota is getting good marks from employers, workers and experts.
Hurricane Irma is barreling toward Florida. MPR's Cathy Wurzer spoke with Bruce Hagevik, who was a longtime newsman at WCCO radio, and is now in south Florida. He's preparing to move inland and then hunker down for the hurricane to pass.
MPR's Cathy Wurzer spoke with Howard Sinker, a digital sports editor for the Star Tribune, about the season ahead.