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'My Fair Lady' began its record run 60 years ago
On opening night, Rex Harrison was so unnerved by the prospect of singing with a live orchestra that he refused to come out of his dressing room and the performance was nearly called off.
Some parents press lawmakers to overhaul Perpich Center
Critics of the Perpich Center for Arts Education say the center's leader is in over her head trying to run two Twin Cities schools. Her current bosses back her.
A single-night study released Monday by the Wilder Foundation found 9,312 people living outdoors and in shelters around the state.
The refrain "kyrie elesion" is Greek for "lord have mercy" and is used frequently in early Christian liturgies.
Dayton to release supplemental budget proposal Tuesday
Dayton says his proposal includes some modest spending increases and middle-income tax cuts. He's also suggested that his spending recommendations will include initiatives aimed at the state's racial economic disparities.
Wage theft hits lowest paid workers hardest
Millions of workers have had their wages stolen by their employers, a crime that has victimized employees ranging from NFL cheerleaders to janitors.
Longtime Minnesota Congressman Martin Sabo dies at 78
Martin Sabo served 28 years in the U.S. House. Before being elected to Congress, Sabo served 18 years in the Minnesota Legislature, where he was first elected in 1960 at age 22.
The band is out with new music and a feature film.