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Prince is gone, but his business empire lives on

Prince is gone, but his business empire lives on

Since Prince's death, a mini economy has popped up around his work and his image. From Paisley Park as a meeting space to Prince pins on Etsy, here's a look at the scope of the Purple Economy.
by Martin Moylan

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Prince's suit from 'Purple Rain' on exhibit again

Prince's suit from 'Purple Rain' on exhibit again

It's part of a special Prince exhibit that will only be up through Sunday.
by MPR News Staff

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Craftsmen, backpacks, beer build hope in a needy Duluth neighborhood

Craftsmen, backpacks, beer build hope in a needy Duluth neighborhood

An eclectic group of businesses is sparking a renaissance in Lincoln Park, a Duluth neighborhood that could really use the help, and the jobs.
by Dan Kraker

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From the archive: After the Vietnam War, refugees struggled for survival

From the archive: After the Vietnam War, refugees struggled for survival

Following the war in Vietnam was a civil war in Cambodia. It created a wave of refugees who ended up in camps along the Thai/Cambodian border. In 1979, MPR reporter Greg Barron traveled to the area and visited refugee camps where hundreds of thousands of people were living.
by Greg Barron

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20 years after epic flood, Red River towns no longer dread the spring

20 years after epic flood, Red River towns no longer dread the spring

The 1997 flood transformed the Red River Valley and its residents. State and federal officials responded with $1.1 billion in infrastructure spending to make sure a catastrophe never happens again.
by Dan Gunderson

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Trump's threat to gut Obamacare on his own worries Minnesotans

Trump's threat to gut Obamacare on his own worries Minnesotans

President Trump may try to withhold $7 billion in health care subsidies until Democrats agree to negotiate an Obamacare replacement. Local observers say that and other potential executive actions to undermine the law could be disastrous.
by Mark Zdechlik

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