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Minn. companies that took climate change pledge give to deniers

Minn. companies that took climate change pledge give to deniers

Target, Best Buy, General Mills and Cargill signed on to the Obama Administration's American Business Act on Climate Pledge last year, but still gave hundreds of thousands of dollars to climate change deniers in Congress.
by Martin Moylan

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Here's why St. Cloud mall attacker's iPhone may keep its secrets

Here's why St. Cloud mall attacker's iPhone may keep its secrets

The FBI is assessing "legal and technical options" to gain access to Dahir Adan's locked iPhone. But one technology expert says that could prove very difficult.
by Matt Sepic

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Lizzo out with new album on new label

Lizzo out with new album on new label

Today's Morning Edition music is from Minneapolis-based hip hop star Lizzo with "Coconut Oil," the title track from her new album which comes out today.

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Lynx headline a busy sports weekend for Minnesota fans

The sports action is fast and furious around Minnesota this week.

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Not making landfall allows Hurricane Matthew to keep its strength

Not making landfall allows Hurricane Matthew to keep its strength

The storm is causing mass evacuations, heavy rainfall and high storm surges. It's expected to hit Georgia and South Carolina soon.

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Where to see fall colors this week

Where to see fall colors this week

Northern Minnesota is the place to be if you're in the mood for some fantastic fall foliage this weekend.
by Nancy Yang

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Andre Cymone out with new EP

Cymone was a childhood friend of Prince's and played guitar in his first band.

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Old-fashioned surveillance used to catch alleged sex traffickers

Federal prosecutors and law enforcement announced the indictment in Minneapolis Wednesday, where they described how traffickers allegedly coerced hundreds of Thai women to come to America on fraudulent visas.

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Your genes can affect how medications work in your body

Doctors are learning about a new tool that can help them determine what the best treatment option is for each individual patient.

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Black history museum a revelation for St. Paul cops, young men

Black history museum a revelation for St. Paul cops, young men

St. Paul sent several police officers and a group of young black men to Washington, D.C., for the opening of the National Museum of African American History and Culture. They all came back changed.
by Emma Sapong

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