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Morning Announcements | Weather chats with Mark Seeley | Parting Thoughts

Hippo Campus releases first album
The Twin Cities-based band Hippo Campus released its first full-length album today.
Meteorologist Mark Seeley discusses why forecasters got the track of today's winter storm wrong. He also discusses the record warm temperatures that preceded the storm.
After a miserable season last year, the Gopher men's basketball team has managed quite a turnaround.
Jimmy Jam Harris and Terry Lewis got their start writing and producing for the S.O.S. Band and that's what got them fired from The Time.
With stakes high, Ellison presses his case to lead Democrats
Minnesota U.S. House Rep. Keith Ellison has shown he can rouse the nation's liberal Democratic base. Will that be enough to deliver the votes this weekend to make him Democratic National Committee chair?
Art Hounds: Duluth hand puppet possessed by Satan
This week Art Hounds recommend Renegade Theater Company's "Hand to God," Contempo Physical Dance's "Balacobaco" and a quartet of abstract artists.
Parting thoughts: Be kind to all that live
Despite being forced into an internment camp during World War II, Helen Tsuchiya never harbored anger or ill-will. Instead, she practiced understanding and compassion.