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Adam Sandler updates 'Hanukkah Song'
The comedian recently updated the lyrics to include actress Scarlett Johansson and singer Adam Levine, among others, during a live concert in San Diego, Calif.
Bridgewater fumbles away chance at win against Arizona
Howard Sinker, a digital sports editor for the Star Tribune, says the Minnesota Vikings put up a good fight against heavily favored Arizona, but turnovers hurt their chances.
Warm temperatures bring new records to Minnesota
Mark Seeley, U of M climatologist, says the state has been on a warm streak since Sept. 1.
Mpls. superintendent pick Paez knew of Mass. school abuse allegations
A report out this week details extensive claims of physical abuse at a school in Holyoke, Mass., the district incoming Minneapolis Public Schools Superintendent Sergio Paez led for two years.
Twin Cities fifth-graders ask: Shall we dance?
Touching someone of the opposite sex is typically a squeamish affair for 10-year-olds, but not for a group of Twin Cities fifth-graders who've learned ballroom dancing.
Environment group pans MN water-quality program
The Minnesota Center for Environmental Advocacy said a program to improve farm runoff is ineffective in removing nitrates, in part because it's voluntary.
Ramsey Lewis to play holiday classics at the Dakota
Lewis has won three Grammys and in 2007 earned a National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Masters Award.
Franken says mental health, counseling key parts of new education law
President Obama is expected to sign a bill today that replaces the controversial No Child Left Behind legislation.
Art Hounds: A look at Christmas during WWII
This week on Art Hounds: "Christmas in the Airwaves," fiber art in Hutchinson and "Manhattan Nutcracker."