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Maple Plain-based Viridian Weapon Technologies calls their invention the "Fact Duty." It's designed to turn on automatically when a gun is pulled from its holster.
U2's anthem about doubt hit No. 1
It was the second single from the "Joshua Tree" album to top the charts.
A festival of short plays about Native life
The National Native American Ten Minute Play Festival offers audiences and performers a rare chance to experience Indian humor and language onstage.
When sideshows ruled state fairs
In the 1950s and '60s, the U.S. had over 100 traveling sideshows — or "freak shows," as they were once known.
NPR has compiled 50 songs you can enjoy while watching Monday's solar eclipse.
Judge certifies class-action lawsuit against one of Minneapolis' biggest landlords
One of the country's largest class-action lawsuits against a private landlord is underway in Minneapolis. It could involve thousands of current and former tenants of more than 60 buildings across the city.
The city got more than 8 inches of rain a few days ago.
Hamline picked to open racial healing center
The goal of the center is to make higher education institutions a place to take on issues of structural racism, racial hierarchy and white privilege.