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3 big education issues on agenda at the state Capitol
Lawmakers are expected to take up proposals on teacher licensing, school choice and early education this session.
MPR at 50: Looking back at Minnesota's past, ahead to its future
As we mark 50 years on the air, Minnesota Public Radio looks at Minnesota's past and present as it moves on into the future.
Minnesota women bring their voices, concerns to Washington
Saturday's Women's March on Washington is being billed as the largest protest against President Donald Trump. But those coming from Minnesota say their concerns run deeper.
It was the first thing listeners heard, founder Bill Kling said. It wasn't the original plan, but there were technical difficulties getting the first station, KSJR, on the air.
He also recalls a record snowfall that hit the Twin Cities back in 1982.
Minn. lawmakers reach negotiation stage on health premium relief
A way to help Minnesotans struggling to pay health care premiums is closer to reality. Negotiations between House, Senate and DFL Gov. Mark Dayton's administration now may begin.
Cut government, grow jobs, fix health care? Trump's MN backers ready
When Donald Trump takes the oath of office and becomes president later today he will have a lot of expectations to meet. Among those looking for him to "make America great again" are many Minnesotans.
Hargrove is a Grammy-winning jazz trumpeter. He was born in Texas, and started playing trumpet at a young age.
Minnesotans who purchase health insurance through MNsure have just a week and a half left to pick a plan.