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Art Hounds: History, migration and winter
This week on Art Hounds: songs from Red Lake Nation, Hmong migration, and a pop-up exhibition in Grand Marais.
Elvis Presley hit national TV 60 years ago
Elvis Presley's debut on national television happened 60 years ago on CBS.
Trump may loom large in retooled Minnesota GOP caucuses
Donald Trump's national strength makes him a wild card in the state's March 1 GOP caucuses when Republicans will play for keeps on caucus night for the first time.
Robeson performed in Mpls. 70 years ago amid controversy
Paul Robeson performed in Minnesota amid controversy about a federal anti-lynching bill that he wanted passed.
Clinton campaign busy in Minnesota ahead of caucuses
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's campaign is active about a month before Minnesota's caucuses.
MN report finds acute costs from chronic disease
For the first time, the state can put a dollar figure on the long-lasting diseases that afflict 1.6 million Minnesotans. It's in the tens of billions.
Sanders draws 20K to rallies in Duluth, St. Paul
Bernie Sanders has drawn big audiences in Minnesota before, but yesterday's were his biggest ever here.