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Photos: The Minneapolis music scene, from the 1980s to now
Music photographer Daniel Corrigan got his start at the U and went on to document the golden age of Minneapolis music. A collection of his photography is now available in a new book: "Heyday."
Minnesota's undocumented college students wait, worry as election nears
Some of the nearly 6,000 young, undocumented immigrants in Minnesota living under two-year reprieves from deportation are now in college. But that temporary protection could end depending on who wins the presidency.
7 questions about that ballot question you may have missed
You may have missed it, but there's a proposed constitutional amendment on the Minnesota ballot Tuesday. Here's some background on what it would do.
Cubs fans celebrate championship with 'Go Cubs Go'
It was a song heard all night long in the streets of Chicago after the Cubs won their first baseball championship since 1908.
NAACP supports St. Paul police body cams, but cautions planned use of footage flawed
St. Paul NAACP President Jeff Martin says prior review of footage could influence an officer to write a report to conform with what the video appears to show, instead of what he or she actually saw and thought at the time.
Myriad options, pressures can silence sex assault victims
After a sexual assault, victims face daunting, sometimes convoluted ways to pursue justice. And a surprising number of them choose not to go to police.
Congress' top Republican uses star power to stump for Paulsen in 3rd District race
The top Republican in Congress swooped in Wednesday night to rally support for 3rd District Congressman Erik Paulsen, just the latest sign of how serious both parties are taking the race in a seat Republicans can usually bank on winning.
Art Hounds: Ragamala Dance, Hmong fashion, dead poets
This week on Art Hounds, Ragamala Dance Company opens up its studios for "Ode to Navarathri."
The hit '96 Tears' had humble roots
Today's Morning Edition music is from 50 years ago today when "96 Tears" by Question Mark and the Mysterians was number one on the Billboard pop chart.
The study says that since the Great Recession, the number of Americans who find it difficult to pay their rent has risen to historically high levels.