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Bobby Vee's only No. 1 hit
A new play is coming out about the life of Fargo-born Bobby Vee, an early rock 'n' roll star. He had many hits but just one No. 1 song.
The Federal Communications Commission is getting ready for a big auction that could change what you can see on television.
Can Silver Bay survive latest round of mining layoffs?
It's impossible to escape mining's fingerprints on Silver Bay, a northshore town hit hard by recent layoffs at the taconite plant.
Beatles' 'We Can Work It Out' was a team effort
The Beatles' No. 1 hit "We Can Work It Out" was a collaboration between members of the band.
Mpls. school board to decide fate of embattled superintendent pick
School board member Josh Reimnitz said the board will vote Tuesday on whether to resume contract negotiations with Sergio Paez. If they don't, Reimnitz said they may consider other options.
David Bowie's life was a 'work of art'
David Bowie died of cancer Sunday at the age of 69. His longtime producer called Bowie's life "a work of art."
Seahawks edge Vikings 10-9 after Walsh miss
The Vikings' hopes for the NFL postseason were dashed Sunday after kicker Blair Walsh missed a field goal in the final seconds of the game.