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Mpls. council's Cano won't back down on tweets
Cano was criticized for posting correspondence and contact information on social media of people who disagreed with her. She says she was trying to have a conversation about racial justice.
The first country record made in Nashville
Sheb Wooley's "Oklahoma Honky Tonk Girl" did not draw much attention at the time.
Radiohead releases rejected 'Spectre' theme
Instead, producers chose a song recorded by Sam Smith.
MN rail inspector's quest: Find the flaws, stop a future accident
Loose spikes or broken rails can trigger a deadly train accident. Rich McCumber's job is to catch those problems first. A day on the tracks outside the Twin Cities shows that's no easy task.
King's College Choir a Christmas tradition on BBC
Music from the King's College Choir has been a Christmas tradition on the BBC since 1928.
Dayton says BLM protest risked danger to others
Gov. Mark Dayton made his case for a special session to address an issue known as Real ID. He also said a protest Wednesday at the Mall of America and Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport risked danger to others.
Thanks to LEDs, holiday displays get more efficient
The environmentally-friendly bulbs are playing an increasingly prominent role in holiday light displays.
Black Lives Matter protest disrupts MOA, airport travel; a dozen arrested
A demonstration involving hundreds of people disrupted shopping at the Mall of America and affected travelers moving through the Twin Cities airport on one of the busiest travel days of the year.