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Madonna put spotlight on AIDS with 'Live to Tell' performance
In 2006, during her Confessions tour, she sang it while hanging on a giant mirrored cross and wearing a crown of thorns. The number 12 million flashed behind her, an estimate of the number of children orphaned by AIDS in Africa.
Dibble urges community to come together after Orlando shooting
State Sen. Scott Dibble of Minneapolis, an activist for gay rights, attended a vigil Sunday night in Loring Park.
Hundreds attend Loring Park vigil for Orlando shooting victims
Singers, politicians and community leaders took the stage in mourning and solidarity with the LGBT community.
Diana Ross went disco and hit No. 1
"Love Hangover" was Ross's first attempt at disco, which was all the rage at the time.
The the University of Minnesota's athletic department has been in the news quite a bit this week for activity off the field.
Monetizing Prince's legacy unlike that of other stars
Now that a judge has given the go-ahead, the Bremer Trust, which is the temporary administrator of Prince's estate, can begin "monetizing" the late musician's assets.
Prepare for heat, humidity after recent frosts in northern Minnesota
University of Minnesota climatologist Mark Seeley discusses how common it is to have frost in northern Minnesota in June.
St. Paul school sees payoff putting students in charge
When students get more control, they accept more responsibility for creating a calm environment, Johnson High School's principal says. It's not perfect, but Johnson's approach is helping improve the school's culture.