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Last year, it was a topic of conversation between Sheldon and Leonard on television's "The Big Bang Theory."
3 undecided voters: Debate didn't end doubts about Trump, Clinton
Some undecided Minnesota voters who watched Monday night's debate closely thought Hillary Clinton did well, but that doesn't necessarily mean she won their votes.
3 weeks into strike, nurses union and Allina resume contract talks
A federal mediator called negotiators back to the bargaining table last week, but that doesn't mean the two sides are ready to cut a deal.
Red Grammer was at Sunday's service and performed Jacob Wetterling's favorite song "Listen."
There's a conference on Tuesday in St. Paul called "Building Resilience: Restoring Our Human Capacity to Heal," sponsored by the locally based Catalyst Initiative that will explore ways to address trauma and build resilience in individuals and communities.
From farm fields to the world's stage: A history of Hazeltine
Hazeltine National Golf Club hasn't always been the star it is today. There was a long period when the viability of the club was in doubt.
Photos: Saying goodbye to Jacob Wetterling
After the service, which was held in the Clemens Field House on the campus of the College of St. Benedict, mourners were invited to an ice cream social in Jacob's honor.