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Minnesota scientists dive deep to learn why walleye are stressed
Nine of Minnesota's largest lakes are part of a new study that aims to gain a deeper understanding of how life works under the waves.
U of M libraries win prestigious national award
The university's library system won the 2017 National Medal for Museum and Library Service.
The Minnesota Twins start the second half of their surprisingly good season Friday night in Houston against one of baseball's best teams, the Astros.
The western and northwestern parts of the state are particularly dry.
Queen, with Lambert in for Mercury, playing the X
Original guitarist Brian May and drummer Roger Taylor are joined by lead singer Adam Lambert, who was the runner-up on season 8 of "American Idol."
Crisis Connection hotline rescued, at least temporarily
Crisis Connection had been scheduled to shut down Friday evening, but a grant from the state health department means the service will continue linking people suffering mental health emergencies to professional counselors.
Glory days over for Minnesota's historic music studios?
Minnesota's long enjoyed a reputation as one of the best spots off the coasts to tap music production talent and technology. But that legacy industry is facing immense competitive pressure as the business changes.