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Ventura disagrees with comparison to Trump
Former Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura says he identifies more with the grassroots pitch from Democratic anti-establishment candidate Bernie Sanders.
Polica's new album will be released later this week, but is featured on NPR's First Listen feature online now.
Gov. Mark Dayton is pushing ahead on his clean power efforts despite a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision ordering federal authorities to delay plans to cut power plant carbon emissions.
Rubio, Sanders score big wins in Minnesota caucuses
Minnesota caucus-goers showed up in droves Tuesday to deliver an energy shot to the flagging presidential hopes of Florida Sen. Marco Rubio and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, bucking the Super Tuesday trend.
"Lola" is a modern take on traditional Mexican ranchera music.
Role of wild birds disputed in avian flu outbreak mystery
One year after America's deadliest avian flu outbreak on record, scientists are still flummoxed over the role of wild birds.
Super Tuesday: Clinton, Trump look to pull away from rivals
Democrats will vote in 11 states and American Samoa on Tuesday, with 865 delegates up for grabs. Republicans will vote in 11 states, with 595 delegates at stake.
Anti-Muslim slur has state keeping close tabs on license plates
Minnesota doesn't maintain a list of banned words, but state law does require that personalized plates avoid indecency, obscenity and immorality.
The percentage of Minnesotans without health insurance is at an all-time low, officials said Monday. A new report cited access to affordable coverage and an improved economy as factors helping cut the uninsured rate.