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Morning Edition, with Cathy Wurzer in St. Paul and NPR hosts in Washington and Los Angeles, brings you all the news from overnight and the information you need to start your day. Listen from 4 to 9 a.m. every weekday.

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Sir Paul meets 2 women who helped inspire 'Blackbird'

Paul McCartney connected with two of the Little Rock Nine during a recent performance in Arkansas. He performs at Target Center in Minneapolis tonight.

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Art Hounds: Politics, pottery and etiquette

Art Hounds: Politics, pottery and etiquette

This week on Art Hounds: "Hell is Empty and All the Devils Are Here," the St. Croix Pottery Tour and "Charm."
by Marianne Combs

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MN medical marijuana sites grow; cost, access concerns remain

MN medical marijuana sites grow; cost, access concerns remain

A dispensary is expected to open this summer in Bloomington, although some say high prices are still keeping would-be patients from picking up cannabis. Others worry greater Minnesota still lacks access to the clinics.
by Riham Feshir

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Mpls. park board pioneers new formula for allocating upgrade money

Mpls. park board pioneers new formula for allocating upgrade money

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board will take up the city's much discussed 20-year, $800 million parks funding plan tonight.

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Improving labor market turns tables on restaurant owners

Improving labor market turns tables on restaurant owners

As the state's unemployment rate has fallen, the number of open jobs has increased. That means more employers are competing for a smaller pool of applicants. That's especially true for Minnesota's hospitality and restaurant industry.
by Peter Cox

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Lawmakers split on MNsure changes as campaign fight looms

Minnesota lawmakers agree the three-year-old health insurance exchange needs fixing. But Republicans and DFLers have radically different approaches. Expect MNsure to be an issue in the fall elections.
by Brian Bakst

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Photos: Inside the state Capitol renovation

Photos: Inside the state Capitol renovation

While the state Capitol remodel won't be complete for another eight months, there are signs of progress as scaffolding starts to come down.
by Brian Bakst

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