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Storms this week produced record rains, plenty of power trouble
Storms earlier this week caused some grief in the form of power outages and flooded streets.
The role of Facebook Live in the reaction to the Castile shooting
Many people are commenting on the remarkable poise of Diamond Reynolds as she captured her boyfriend's death on live video. This technology that allows Reynolds, and others, to take this action is relatively new.
How does climate change aggravate street flooding?
Climate scientists have noted that warming temperatures put more moisture in the atmosphere, leading to heavier rains.
In 2011, Minnesota School of Business had 258 students studying at its Lakeville campus. Now the campus' single building is being cleared out in preparation for sale.
Review: A touching performance from Adele
More than 18,000 fans braved the storms Tuesday night to fill the Xcel Energy Center for the first show of Adele's U.S tour.
Political pressures intensify on Minnesota's few black lawmakers
Only three of 201 state lawmakers are African-American. All face primary contests on Aug. 9. Their challengers, who are also black, say the legislators they want to replace aren't changing things fast enough.
Adele kicks off U.S. tour in St. Paul
She has come a long way since her first trip to the Twin Cities in 2008 when she performed at the 600-seat Theatre de la Jeune Lune in Minneapolis.
When a bird hits the glass, what to measure?
The Minnesota Sports Facilities Authority is expected to announce later this month a study on whether the glass on the new Vikings stadium is harmful to birds.
Could Trump's presence flip Minn. district to DFL?
Minnesota's 2nd Congressional District has stayed safely Republican. But with GOP Rep. John Kline's retirement and Donald Trump the GOP's presidential candidate, DFLers see a chance to swing the district.
Keillor set to host his final Prairie Home show
The show will be performed tonight at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, and will be recorded for broadcast in its regular time slots this weekend.