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Got a challenge? Whit Stillman will make a movie of it
For his new film, "Love & Friendship," the director had to take on the little task of rewriting Jane Austen. And that was just for starters.
Charles Bradley went from homeless to recording artist
Today's Morning Edition music is from Charles Bradley with "Changes" the title track from his new album. He will be performing tonight at First Avenue in Minneapolis.
Next week the City Council will discuss the idea of organized trash collection.
Tax credits aim to help ease sting of student debt, encourage saving
Minnesotans carry the fifth-highest student debt burden in the country. But a provision in the tax bill awaiting action by Gov. Mark Dayton is aimed at giving debt-laden grads some help.
Art Hounds: A boxer, a sculptor and hope
This week on Art Hounds: "Queens," sculpture inspired by dance and nature, and the power of hope.
The Mamas and the Papas hated their only No. 1 song
Denny Doherty, who sings lead, called "Monday, Monday" a "dumb song about a day of the week."
U president says lack of bonding bill is a step backwards
University of Minnesota President Eric Kaler has a list of spending priorities that need approval from the Legislature. He assess what state lawmakers and the governor have done -- and not done -- so far this year.
Sex abuse victims say Minn. law brought hope, chance for justice
The 2013 Minnesota Child Victims Act opened a legal door to hundreds of victims and shook the Catholic church and other institutions to their core. Today is the last day victims can file claims.
In battle to keep lead from water, St. Paul digs deep
The city's ambitious plan to get rid of thousands of lead service lines isn't a perfect solution to removing lead from drinking water, but it's progress.