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Chris Thile offers glimpse of the new Prairie Home
In an interview with Cathy Wurzer, the musician talked about how he'll follow Garrison Keillor's long run with a show that will be recognizable but different.
In chilly home opener, winless Twins continue cold streak
The Twins have played less than 5 percent of their schedule, but a turnaround could be tough. According to STATS research, no major league team has ever started 0-7 and qualified for the postseason.
3 things to watch this week at the Minnesota Legislature
Lawmakers have just six weeks left to try to reach compromises on transportation, taxes and other elusive issues. But on Monday, the House will focus its attention on fireworks and fantasy sports.
Kay Starr's "Rock and Roll Waltz" was very different from her other hits, which were loud and boisterous or unrequited love songs.
Mesabi Daily News editor on booms and busts along the Iron Range
Editor Bill Hanna shared his perspective on the current downturn, and offered a little context: He began his work in newspapers in the middle of an earlier downturn on the Iron Range.
Mine layoffs bring new calls to remake Iron Range economy, but into what?
Iron Range leaders are talking again about easing the region's dependence on mining. While there's some momentum, diversifying this economy isn't easy. The story of the chopsticks factory is always near.
Frank Sinatra once again influences a Bob Dylan album
Dylan's new album, which comes out in May, will resemble his last one and feature songs made famous by Frank Sinatra.
The Minnesota Twins are winless so far this year.