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Howard Sinker, a digital sports editor for the Star Tribune, talks to MPR's Cathy Wurzer about the University of Minnesota women's volleyball team's loss in the Final Four, and the University of St. Thomas' clash with Mount Union for the Division III NCAA championship.
Minnesota headed to warmest December in recorded history
Climatologist Mark Seeley says Minnesota is on track for the warmest December ever recorded.
Cruz pays visit to St. Paul as part of multi-state swing
The Republican presidential hopeful declared that "help is on the way" for what he called a country in crisis.
American Scarecrows will play Cedar Cultural Center, and since it's Christmas time, maybe they'll play "Snoopy's Christmas."
Art Hounds: Climbing Bedlam's 'Monkey Bar'
This week on Art Hounds we check out a fusion of Asian dance, ROCK4LOVE's battle of the bands for musicians of color, and "Monkey Bar" at Bedlam Lowertown.
Seeger acknowledged King Solomon in writing 'Turn! Turn! Turn!'
Pete Seeger gave King Solomon credit for helping to write the hit song "Turn! Turn! Turn!"
More U students report mental health diagnoses, sexual assault
A new survey from the University of Minnesota shows that while smoking and high-risk drinking have gone down, the number of students reporting mental health conditions and sexual assaults have climbed.
Clinton highlights Minnesota program in anti-terrorism speech
The Democratic presidential hopeful says a Twin Cities pilot project that aims to reduce the isolation and alienation of young Somali people needs more financial support.
Board ponders mandatory breaks for pharmacy staffs
Pharmacists complain they can't take breaks, even for the bathroom. Trade groups are pushing back.