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After a week, more questions, few answers in St. Cloud mall attack
Authorities say Dahir Adan, 20, slashed his way through a Saturday night crowd at the Crossroads Center mall last weekend. Since then, investigators, city leaders and Adan's friends are still trying to figure out what led the former college student to such violence.
With 'Ragtime,' Latte Da puts down new roots
The company's latest musical is its first production since buying a permanent home in the Ritz Theater.
In historically wet year, this week's storms not quite 'mega'
Make no mistake, parts of Minnesota got a lot of rain overnight Wednesday. But it wasn't enough to classify it as a "mega storm event."
Where to see fall colors this week
Northwestern Minnesota remains the best spot to see changing leaves this weekend, with that corner of the state approaching 50 to 75 percent turned.
A very small number of Minnesota students actually go to charter schools. But you wouldn't know it by the size of the debate the publicly financed, independently run schools can stir up.
Art Hounds: Three theater pieces
This week on Art Hounds: "Death of a Salesman," "Our Town" and "Queen."
Leonard Cohen's voice called a 'blessing'
Today's Morning Edition music is from "You Want it Darker" the title track from Leonard Cohen's forthcoming album.
Minnesota-based writer Todd Smith says hockey players are a lot tougher than other athletes.
Control of Minnesota Legislature could hinge on a few districts
All 201 Minnesota legislative seats are up for grabs this year. A race in one south suburban district between a first-time candidate and a first-time incumbent offers a look at what's at stake.
Deradicalization expert finishes testimony in ISIS case
German deradicalization expert Daniel Koehler evaluated each defendant who has pleaded guilty to trying to join ISIS.