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MPR News host Cathy Wurzer spoke with Howard Sinker, a digital sports editor for the Star Tribune, about the team's recent surge on a long road trip.
The future of the Iron Range
For the first time in a generation on the Range, union contract negotiations are happening at a time of economic downturn in the steel industry. What will it mean for the region?
In south Minneapolis, quilters work on the cutting edge
A pair of sisters and business partners learned their craft from their mother, and now they teach a new generation.
Unusually cool August weather hits Minnesota
An unusual weather system for August in Minnesota brought with it days of strong winds earlier this week.
Democratic presidential hopefuls go big today in Twin Cities
Four of the five announced candidates for the Democratic nomination are set to speak to hundreds of delegates at the Democratic National Committee summer meeting in Minneapolis.
The Beatles stopped by The King's mansion in Los Angeles during a tour of the U.S.
Art Hounds: State Fair edition
This week, the Art Hounds give us their recommendations for getting your fill of art at the Minnesota State Fair.
State Fair opens: Here's what to expect
The gates have opened, the weather is perfect and the mini donuts are already piping hot.
Ojibwe rice harvest is latest test of treaty limits in Minnesota
When Ojibwe band members today harvest rice outside reservation boundaries without a required permit, it will mark the latest chapter in Minnesota treaty conflicts. But this one goes beyond fish and wild rice.