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New Timberwolves coach to build on Saunders' plan
Tom Thibodeau says he has a plan to turn the underperforming basketball team around.
Ex-Prince employees hope Paisley Park becomes museum
What to do with Prince's famous motorcycle, his guitars, and purple suits? Former Prince employees say they want Paisley Park to be a "living" museum.
Just 6,000 copies of the American punk rock band's debut album sold that first year.
3 things to watch at the Minnesota Legislature this week
The budget, guns and Real ID will dominate the agenda at the Capitol.
Minneapolis City Hall tower bells play Prince tribute
"Kiss" and "1999" were just two of the hits that could be heard throughout downtown. "Purple Rain" had to be omitted because of limited notes on the bell's small keyboard.
What will happen to Prince's unreleased recordings?
In a career that spanned five decades, Prince released 39 studio albums. Now, there's growing curiosity about what will happen to a vault of unreleased material.
Lawmakers won't name the firm but say they must move quickly or risk losing a plant that could bring some 250 good-paying jobs to a hard-hit part of Minnesota. Not everyone's on board, however.
Pavielle honors Prince with 'I Would Die For U' cover
Pavielle was one of a number of local artists who played Prince songs for a crowd that gathered at First Avenue for an all-night dance party.
University of Minnesota climatologist Mark Seeley also discusses the recent rain that ended a very dry spell for much of Minnesota.
Prince sound engineer reflects on recording some of his  biggest hits
Susan Rogers worked as a sound engineer for Prince from 1985 to 1989 when she recorded classic albums like "Purple Rain" and "Sign of the Times."