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More landslides possible in Twin Cities
The potential for landslides in our region has not been studied thoroughly. One University of Minnesota geology professor thinks that needs to change.
Art Hounds: Rap, classical and deadly
This week on Art Hounds: The homegrown rapper Tek releases his new album, "Local."
TV ads, outside cash fuel Nolan-Mills rematch in MN 8th
Some $12 million poured into Minnesota's 8th Congressional District two years ago in a nationally watched race. A recent burst of TV ads suggests big money will flood this year's campaign, too.
Foshay's check to Sousa bounced
The Foshay Tower in Minneapolis was dedicated Aug. 31, 1929.
Ex-inmate finds work, possible new beginning, at State Fair
A team of sanitation workers clean the fair through the night. For one of them, the job is a welcome opportunity.
The FBI says states should be aware of Russian hackers who may take aim at voter election systems.
Rick Bussler was dismissed in November 2014 for leaking information to the media.
After missing early signs, DNR working to hit new lake invader hard
The DNR is aggressively trying to stop the spread of a new aquatic invasive species called starry stonewort, but the plan may already have been slowed by missed opportunities to identify the fast growing algae.
Jane Monheit honors Ella Fitzgerald
The singer says it was hearing Fitzgerald's music that convinced her to be a jazz musician, and she's long wanted to honor that influence in some way.
This family has been selling you hot dogs at the fair for 70+ years
If you're going to the State Fair, you'll probably eat at least one hot dog. One family has been making sure you get that hot dog for over 70 years.