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Exhibit aims to give hippies the respect they deserve
A new exhibit at the Walker Art Center claims much of today's art, media and commerce is rooted in the hippie movement.
Vikes stadium builders cross goal line on minority hiring
Recruiting and targeted training programs helped those building U.S. Bank Stadium meet the state's ambitious goals for minority and female workers, officials say.
Audit of police complaints board recommends major changes
The review includes recommendations for adding more civilians to the commission and removing the commission's two representatives from the St. Paul Police Federation.
Oddisee out with new music
The musician will be performing Thursday at 7th St. Entry in Minneapolis.
Vote counts? Duluth mulls ranked-choice elections
Duluth voters will soon decide if their future elections will use ranked-choice voting. Backers say it gives voters more options. Critics say the method is too confusing and hasn't delivered on its promises.
Art Hounds: Katha Dance, Dr. Deep and 'Hank and Rita'
This week on Art Hounds we take a look at the "ultimate liberation philosophy" of Dr. Deep, what happens when you mix Chhau and Khatak Indian dance and learn about the rumors that inspired "The Best of Hank and Rita."
Lucero is playing Wednesday night at First Avenue in Minneapolis.
Belafonte's 'Day-O' recorded 60 years ago
It's an example of the Jamaican music style known as mento, which had a big influence on the sound that became known as ska and reggae.