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Appetites: Unusual farmers market finds
Author Beth Dooley gives some tips on getting the most out of your farmers market experience.
Singer and guitar hero George Thorogood is known for his hard-driving live shows.
This week's heat wave could set an all-time record for electricity demand, and burden the electrical infrastructure, as people set air conditioners on full blast.
Regulators are sounding the alarm about a powerful and risky type of synthetic opioids.
Board President Liz Wielinski and Vice President Scott Vreeland are expected to step down from their leadership posts Wednesday after months of acrimony and conflict tied to issues of race and the park system.
Ely residents sharply divided over mining near BWCA
Today is the last day for the public to comment on whether two controversial mining leases near the Boundary Waters should be renewed.
21 arrests at Minneapolis march over Castile shooting
The protesters, many of them teachers, blocked downtown streets for about three hours Tuesday evening.
'The Monkees' theme recorded 50 years ago
The song was one of three written by Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart for the show's pilot episode.
Minnesota Twins looking ahead to replace GM
The Minnesota Twins are looking for a new executive vice president to oversee the team's personnel decisions.
Power companies say the looming heat wave is expected to put a strain on the electric grid this week. But there will still be enough supply to to keep homes cool.