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'Am I Breaking Down' inspired by divorce
Dead Man Winter performs Saturday night in Duluth.
The Minnesota Timberwolves are off for the next week because of the NBA All-Star break.
The high temperature for the Twin Cities is expected to be in the 60s, with 50s dominating over the weekend.
'Arctic Riviera': Global birders flock to northeast Minnesota bog
Sax-Zim Bog doesn't look like much, but it's a rock star in the sometimes fanatical world of international birding. Come on the search for the "king of the bog," the elusive great gray owl.
Minnesota, you got off easy this winter
Temps in central and southern Minnesota are heading into the 50s starting this weekend, and they may even tickle 60 in some places.
Open landscapes of southwestern Minnesota inspired Grammy winner
Maria Schneider is from the small town of Windom and attended the University of Minnesota.
Ted Mondale quits stadium authority amid suites controversy
Mondale, executive director of the Minnesota Sports Facilities Authority, resigned hours after authority chair Michele Kelm-Helgen stepped down amid criticism agency leaders used U.S. Bank Stadium suites to entertain family and friends.
Diversity, crisis training for cops gets bipartisan push at Capitol
As part of Gov. Mark Dayton's budget, there is a $10 million recommendation to provide for more-regular courses in crisis response and other money to diversify departments.
Recycling woes linger for some St. Paul residents
While the reboot of residential recycling in St. Paul has gotten off to a rocky start, Eureka Recycling and city officials both say they think the effort has turned a corner.
Art Hounds: Looking into the vortex
Alexa Horochowski creates hypnotic prints using fans and plastic waste to comment on the environment.