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'Destination' unknown: Rochester wants more action on huge Mayo project
Nearly three years after Mayo Clinic won state funding to help build its massive Destination Medical Center project, Rochester leaders want shovels in the ground but say it's been a slow start.
Web series 'Theater People' ponders a 4th season
After its low-budget birth, the director wants "the comedy about the drama behind the drama" to be bigger and better.
The Current starts broadcasting in Duluth today.
What is salat? Daily prayer in Islam
We answer your questions about ritual prayer in Islam.
Explaining Minnesota's 1837, 1854 and 1855 Ojibwe treaties
Much of what is now Minnesota land was ceded by Ojibwe tribes in a series of treaties. Three of those treaties have sparked land use controversies in recent years.
Morris Day and the Time to play Prince's Paisley Park
Morris Day and the Time will play tonight at Prince's Paisley Park.
Baseball fans will gather at TwinsFest this weekend ahead of the 2016 season.
January was warmer than average despite winter blast
MPR's Cathy Wurzer spoke with University of Minnesota climatologist Mark Seeley about January being warmer than normal in most of the state despite a spell of very cold weather earlier in the month.
Dying breed? Costs, commitment take a toll on Minnesota sled dog racers
Lots of people still raise sled dogs, but there are fewer Midwestern mushers putting in the time and money required to run long races like the John Beargrease marathon, which starts Sunday.