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U.S. Bank Stadium's next milestone: artificial turf
The new playing field will be a long way from the carpet in the old Metrodome.
'Lord Grizzly': Celebrating a Minnesota literary classic
In 1954 Minnesota writer Frederick Manfred published "Lord Grizzly," a novel based on the epic, true tale of frontier scout Hugh Glass.
ISIS trial in Minnesota: What you need to know
Three of the nine Twin Cities men accused of trying to join the ISIS terror group in Syria go on trial Monday in a case that will be closely watched around the world. Here's your guide.
Music adds to scare factor in 'The Shining'
"The Shining" premieres Saturday night at the Ordway Theater in St. Paul.
The Twins have a record of just eight wins and 20 losses.
A photographic guide to Duluth's Glensheen mansion
Author Tony Dierckins will be in the Twin Cities Saturday to sign copies of "Glensheen: The Official Guide to Duluth's Congdon Estate."
No frost in forecast for much of Minnesota
University of Minnesota climatologist Mark Seeley also says that higher than normal temperatures at the end of April and in early May has been good for farmers who are getting into the fields.
North Mpls. residents demand 4th Precinct inspector's return to duty
Community leaders say Inspector Mike Friestleben, currently on leave pending an investigation, is needed to mend relations and help investigate after a fatal shooting that left one dead and seven injured.
Minnesota poet Gretchen Marquette finds beauty in trying times
Her new collection "May Day" plumbs stories of lost love and anxiety, but each reveals glimpses of life's wonder. Marquette wrote many of the poems sitting at Minneapolis' May Day Café.