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Since its inception in 1995, Rhymesayers has evolved into a major national force in hip-hop music.
Friday night at the University of Minnesota Sports Pavilion, the Gopher women's volleyball team takes on Jackson State in the first round of the NCAA Division I tournament.
Warm and dry in the forecast for Minnesota
Last month was the fourth warmest November in state history and the ninth wettest.
How to say Lake Calhoun's Dakota name: 'Bde Maka Ska'
Signs identifying Lake Calhoun now include "Bde Maka Ska," the Dakota name for the popular Minneapolis lake. So, how do you say it?
50 years ago, The Beatles' 'Rubber Soul' hits the airwaves
The album, which was released in the United States three days after its release in the United Kingdom, has continued to earn accolades.
Klobuchar explains new visa plan for those recently in Iraq, Syria
Klobuchar is the co-sponsor of a bill that she says will help prevent terrorists from entering the United States.
Mpls. police clear out 4th Precinct protest site
Police arrested eight people. Black Lives Matter organizers protested Thursday afternoon at Minneapolis City Hall, then marched to police union headquarters.
Art Hounds: Dan Israel and Minhua Chorus
This week on Art Hounds we're treated to choral music from southern China, Dan Israel's latest CD, and a live-action adventure game in Duluth.
Attacks prompt calls to toughen Minnesota hate crime penalties
Minnesota doesn't add penalties for felony crimes rooted in bias, such as assaults that cause serious injury. Two recent attacks are prompting calls to change state law.