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Morning Announcements | Weather chats with Mark Seeley | Parting Thoughts

A decade of data offers glimpse into watersheds' health
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency is conducting studies as part of an effort to document and monitor all 80 of Minnesota's major watersheds. The work has produced a wealth of data about the health of Minnesota's rivers, lakes and streams.
Bon Iver returns to Rock the Garden this weekend
Bon Iver is returning to Rock the Garden this year as the headliner. The day-long event is returning to the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden after a year away while the garden was being renovated.
It's Friday. That means MPR's Cathy Wurzer spoke with Star Tribune Digital Sports Editor Howard Sinker. They talked about the four Minnesota Lynx players who will be at the WNBA All Star Game tomorrow in Seattle.
MPR's Cathy Wurzer spoke with University of Minnesota climatologist Mark Seeley about the torrential rain and thunderstorms across southern Minnesota.
Parting thoughts: The Raja of records
Minnesota radio legend Bill Diehl passed away yesterday at the age of 91 years-old.
Transgender student guidelines for Minn. schools draws impassioned crowd
State education officials have approved a set of optional guidelines for transgender students -- a "toolkit" with suggestions for district professionals on topics like field trips, sports and restrooms.
An orchestra fantasy comes true
For "accomplished amateurs," the chance to play with the Minnesota Orchestra is a treat, as well as a challenge.
State investigating Monsanto weed killer after farmers' complaints
Minnesota farmers have joined hundreds in the southern U.S. who allege that the weed killer dicamba is drifting, hurting non-resistant fields.
Today's Morning Edition music is from the Electric Prunes with "I Had Too Much to Dream Last Night."