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Allina executives say their goal is to cut costs for patients through better coordination of treatment, especially preventative care.
Art Hounds: Ragamala Dance, 'The Last Waltz' and Trophy Wife
This week on Art Hounds, Ragamala Dance performs "Written in Water," local musicians reenact "The Last Waltz" and women artists contemplate the term "trophy wife."
In rural Minnesota, high hopes for President Trump
Minnesota didn't go for President-elect Donald Trump, but many of its rural counties did. As Trump takes office, supporters in northern part of the state have high hopes for the 45th president.
The group is made up of three brothers, the Campbells, and they say they're rooted in an authentic "Minnesota sound."
Writer Josh Dean recently spent time with Lindell at his new factory in Shakopee for an article published this week in Bloomberg Businessweek.
Parting thoughts: Let the good times roll
Diane Witherspoon of Minneapolis passed away last month after a long career as a jazz singer. She was first inspired by her sister, Shirley Witherspoon, a renowned jazz musician who sang with the likes of Duke Ellington.
Will Minnesota start running on Dunkin'?
The Massachusetts-based coffee and doughnut chain is planning to open dozens of stores in the state as it expands westward.
Sunday liquor sales off to a fast start at Capitol
A House committee Tuesday gave lopsided approval to a measure that would lift the longtime state ban on Sunday liquor store sales.
Lumineers hit 'Cleopatra' tells a true story
The song is one of three hit singles off their latest album.