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Muslims concerned as FBI avoids 'terrorism' label for mosque bombing
The FBI and other law enforcement agencies haven't described Saturday's mosque bombing as terrorism. Some say there's a double standard at play.
At the Minnesota Capitol, a tale of two Perpich portraits
It took former-Gov. Rudy Perpich and his family 10 years to get a portrait of Perpich and his wife Lola hung in the halls of the Minnesota State Capitol.
Sylvan Esso records with a full band
Sylvan Esso will play the second of two sold out shows Monday night at First Avenue in Minneapolis.
'Come see who we are': Community members urge hope after Islamic center blast
The FBI continues to investigate a weekend explosion that heavily damaged an office at Dar Al-Farooq Islamic Center. Gov. Mark Dayton visited the Bloomington mosque Sunday and called the incident an "act of terrorism."
Albert Lea smarting over Mayo shrinking hospital services
Mayo Clinic is stirring up controversy in Albert Lea by cutting back hospital services in the southern Minnesota city.
Garrison Keillor at 75: 'Relaxation is a dangerous thing'
The radio legend recently sat for an interview to talk about life, the tour and why he's never listened to the shows with new host Chris Thile.
Howard Sinker, a digital sports editor for the Star Tribune, discusses the state of the Twins who have fallen off in the playoff chase since the All-Star break.
School blast investigators looking at gas meter work
Investigators will look into the movement of the gas meter, as well as whether the gas was turned off inside the building or at the street as the work was being done, NTSB board member Christopher Hart said.