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Paul Simon creates new instruments on new album
The singer's new album "Stranger to Stranger" comes out Friday.
Is a turnaround in the cards for the Iron Range?
On Tuesday, Cliffs Natural Resources announced it will reopen the United Taconite mine in Eveleth and a pellet plant in Forbes this fall.
Clark civil rights probe: Bar high to prove violations
Federal officials will announce today whether they believe Jamar Clark's civil rights were violated last November in a confrontation with two police officers that led to his death.
Expired mineral leases latest flashpoint over mining near Boundary Waters
Renewal of mineral leases signed 50 years ago is the latest point of contention over whether mining should be allowed near the popular wilderness destination.
Surviving Monkees out with new album
An impressive collection of contemporary musicians wrote songs for the album, which is getting good reviews.
Prince autopsy: What might not be released publicly?
An autopsy was performed soon after Prince's body was discovered. Since then, an investigation has been underway to determine the exact cause of death.
Researchers work to make milk greener
Here's something to consider the next time you pour milk on your cereal: The carbon footprint of a gallon of milk is about the same as a 25-mile drive in a pickup truck.
Soundset to feature Anderson .Paak among others
.Paak is a rising star on the hip-hop scene. His music was featured prominently on Dr. Dre's 2015 album "Compton."
On Thursday, the team suspended pitching coach Neil Allen after he was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving.