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Morning Edition, with Cathy Wurzer in St. Paul and NPR hosts in Washington and Los Angeles, brings you all the news from overnight and the information you need to start your day. Listen from 4 to 9 a.m. every weekday.

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Art Hounds: Your weekly dose of culture

Art Hounds: Your weekly dose of culture

Here's your weekly dose of culture from the Art Hounds.
by Marianne Combs

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Minnesota firms think they're doing OK on diversity; the data say no

Minnesota firms think they're doing OK on diversity; the data say no

A recent state survey found most Minnesota employers believe they have workforces that reflect the diversity of their customers and communities. But employment statistics show they're often fooling themselves.
by Martin Moylan

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St. Paul council back to work as member is investigated

St. Paul council back to work as member is investigated

The St. Paul city council got back to work Wednesday night as one of its members is under a bribery investigation.
by Tim Nelson

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Campaign investigation rocks St. Paul mayoral race

Campaign investigation rocks St. Paul mayoral race

The bribery probe focused on mayoral candidate Dai Thao could upend the contest among his political rivals.
by Tim Nelson

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Hungry goats join the ranks of St. Paul city staff

Hungry goats join the ranks of St. Paul city staff

Some three dozen goats took to the bluffs at Indian Mounds Regional Park on Tuesday where they'll start chomping down on invasive plants like buckthorn.
by Cody Nelson

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To see the future of drones, look to student competitors

To see the future of drones, look to student competitors

A handful of students from the region are preparing for an international robotics competition this summer.
by Dan Gunderson

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GOP bets on big savings in health care programs

GOP bets on big savings in health care programs

As legislative Republicans try to free up money for a big tax cut, school funding and road construction, they're looking to cut projected spending increases in other places, including subsidized health care programs.
by Brian Bakst

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