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Hot titles, rare treats in store at film festival
More than 100 films, plus panels and parties, await those who attend this year's Twin Cities Film Festival.
For Twin Cities women battling cancer, solace in a sisterhood of survivors
Fighting breast cancer can be a lonely journey, even for women with lots of support from family and friends. A Twin Cities nonprofit has found success pairing women fighting breast cancer with women who've survived.
Her song "The Girl Most Likely" was her second single to hit No. 1 on the Billboard country chart.
Divisions deep over feds' back-up plan to kill birds if avian flu returns
If avian flu returns to Minnesota, there's no doubt infected poultry flocks would have to be killed. But new federal rules on how to kill them has ignited a controversy.
Suspect kills deputy who was guarding him at St. Cloud Hospital
Police say a suspect in a domestic case who was being treated at St. Cloud Hospital shot and killed an Aitkin County sheriff's deputy who was guarding him with the officer's own weapon. The suspect was subdued and later died.
Somali moms and dads gather to combat terror recruitment
A group called Voice of East African Women gathered Somali parents Thursday night to connect with law enforcement and combat terrorists' recruitment of their kids.
Ringo Starr's new book, song both called 'Photograph'
The musician and his All Starr band will be in Minneapolis Friday night to perform at the State Theatre.
Are key Lynx players past their prime?
MPR's Cathy Wurzer spoke with Howard Sinker, a digital sports editor for the Star Tribune, about whether the team can win another championship next season.
Record highs and first frost -- all in a week
Temperatures earlier this week reached the upper 90s in some parts of the state. Meanwhile, the forecast calls for frost in central and southern Minnesota.