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'Diary of a Wimpy Kid' headed for Broadway?
The last performance of "Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Musical" at the Children's Theatre Company in Minneapolis is Sunday.
The two-day conference at Metro State University will attempt to address the problems with preventing, reporting and investigating sexual assault on campus.
What are man-made chemicals doing to fish? MN scientists seek answers
Do household chemicals and prescription drugs leaching into Minnesota waters pose a serious risk to fish? Researchers this summer are asking that question, and digging into the role septic systems might play.
Art Hounds: Thought, illumination and worship
This week on Art Hounds: A theater becomes a church, and the Great American Think-Off.
Prosecutor: No charges against cop who killed man in Arby's struggle
Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman said the evidence shows the Plymouth officer was justified using deadly force against Derek Wolfsteller last July and will not be charged.
Judge allows trust to hire entertainment business consultants
The trust handling the business affairs of Prince may begin hiring consultants to figure out what to do with the late pop star's affairs.
Macklemore raps about racism
Macklemore says he was inspired to write about racism and white privilege after getting a message from an unnamed hip-hop legend.
Officials say Minnesota schools smart on lead, but data scarce
Minnesota and other states have few regulations governing lead in school water. While Minnesota officials say they believe schools are diligent about keeping lead out, they don't have the data to know for sure.