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In 'tot,' Mu wrestles another new work onto the stage
The story of a young Filipino's fascination with the world of pro wresting is the 50th new work Mu has produced.
Duluth tourism boom continues
Duluth's newest waterfront resort opens today, the latest sign that visitors are flocking to the city. "They might not be going overseas or traveling to the Caribbean, but they'll still come to Duluth," a developer said.
Art Hounds: War, peace and cabaret
This week on Art Hounds: Good vs. evil, the sacred and the sensual.
For gay people everywhere, Orlando club killings violated a sanctuary
Gay bars have long offered a safe space free of judgment and harassment. That's why the Pulse nightclub slayings are a "virtual massacre on the collective LGBTQ soul," writes MPR's Annie Anderson.
Today's Morning Edition music is from The Claypool Lennon Delirium with "Cricket and the Genie."
Norwegian gives Lutheran hymns an Afghan twist
The jazz pianist Tord Gustavsen wanted to reinterpret the sacred music of his youth. He did that, and more.
Special session or not? MN lawmaker re-elections could hinge on answer
All 201 legislative seats are in play this fall but lawmakers still don't know exactly what successes they'll be able to tout to voters. A key meeting on a special session is set for Wednesday.
Paul Simon to perform new and old songs in Minneapolis
Today's Morning Edition music is from Paul Simon with "The Riverbank," a track from his new album "Stranger to Stranger."