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More info on Wetterling case could come this week
Authorities could reveal Tuesday whether there will be charges against a 53-year-old Annandale man in the kidnapping and death of Jacob Wetterling.
MN Supreme Court ruling shifts school expulsion policy
The recent court decision will likely require Minnesota school leaders to judge intent when disciplining students caught with weapons that aren't firearms.
BeauSoleil will perform today in the Leinie Lodge Bandshell at the Minnesota State Fair.
First of 3 Revolution shows honoring Prince joyful yet sad
Tonight, members of Prince's former band The Revolution will play the second of three sold-out shows at First Avenue in Minneapolis.
A rainy, wet August for many Minnesotans
MPR's Cathy Wurzer spoke with University of Minnesota climatologist Mark Seeley about the month of August, which was wetter than average.
Aging paddlers? More BWCA trips, but fewer young visitors
A new report from the U.S. Forest Service show a recent uptick in visits to the BWCA, but overall since 2010, there's been a slow and steady decline in trips, especially by younger people.
Another big day at the fair for Minnesota's Hmong
The Labor Day event was among the State Fair's best draws last year, and it's back.