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CVS offering anti-overdose drug without prescription
CVS pharmacists in Minnesota can now distribute naloxone over the counter. CVS says the drug is a safe overdose antidote for heroin and other opiates. A southern Minnesota pharmacy chain plans a similar effort.
He will be joined by The Atrium Jazz Ensemble. They will interpret music selected thematically for our region including "Lazy River" by Hoagy Carmichael and "Girl from the North Country" by Bob Dylan.
Police Chief Roger Pohlman tells MPR News that the slayings of dozens of police officers across the United States this year highlights the need to enhance the penalty for assaulting cops.
Half of the eight people reported killed in St. Paul this year have died allegedly at the hands of their domestic partners, including two St. Paul men killed by their girlfriends.
Art Hounds: Cantus and Joe Sinness' 'Fey' drawings
This week on Art Hounds: Cantus sings about love, photographs of wild horses and Joe Sinness' "Fey" drawings.
A show at the Penumbra Theatre that's resonating with audiences amid the current discussion on race is getting rave reviews.
Electronic music pioneer Kraftwerk to play at Northrop
Concert-goers will be given old-school red and green 3-D glasses so they can fully appreciate the videos that will be shown behind the band.
Jesso's new song about living in L.A.
Tobias Jesso Jr. is performing Tuesday night at the Cedar Cultural Center in Minneapolis.
Debate rages as 'Cadillac tax' gets closer
Beginning in 2018, the government will impose heavy financial penalties on employer-provided health plans it deems overly generous. But some lawmakers hope to cancel the tax altogether.