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His new solo album "Americana" features the Minneapolis-based Jayhawks as his backing band. On the album Davies, who is British, explores his perceptions of America.
'They use my skyway as a toilet': St. Paul mulls changes amid complaints
One building owner wants a waiver to close the skyway in one of her buildings at 8 p.m instead of 2 a.m. "It's a disaster. (People) use my skyway as a toilet, a place to do drugs, have sex, cook, sleep, eat ... just vandalize," Jaunae Brooks says.
Some new work in the Sculpture Garden is truly deep
The garden's renovation included a drainage system to help manage storm water.
KC and the Sunshine Band's hit was a nod to a DJ
Robert Walker was first disc jockey to play the band's breakthrough single "Get Down Tonight" on the radio.
How police aim to keep confrontations down as they brace for more Yanez protests
The State Patrol says troopers arrested 18 people Friday night. That was far fewer than the 47 taken into custody during an I-94 protest last July in the days after Philando Castile was killed.
Yanez dashcam video, other evidence set for Tuesday release
Gov. Mark Dayton said he hopes for calm amid Tuesday's planned release of dashcam footage and other evidence in the trial of officer Jeronimo Yanez, who was acquitted of manslaughter in the shooting of Philando Castile.
Remembering soul singer Sonny Knight
Sonny Knight passed away on June 17 at the age of 69 after being diagnosed with lung cancer. His family moved to St. Paul when Knight was seven. He recorded his first single "Tears on My Pillow" as a teenager in the 1960s.