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The 2012 Minnetonka High School graduate will be among more than 60 artists performing at this weekend's Summer Set Music & Camping Festival in Wisconsin.
MPR News' Cathy Wurzer spoke with Howard Sinker, a digital sports editor for the Star Tribune, about the Vikings, the Gophers and the Twins. All three teams play in the Twin Cities this weekend.
Summer 2015: Not that hot
Cathy Wurzer spoke with University of Minnesota Climatologist Mark Seeley about a hot spell hitting Minnesota Friday -- and how that's a little unusual for the summer of 2015.
The latest in the Coffman student union 'security threat' incident
A former University of Minnesota student was charged with two felonies after an incident that shut down the school's Coffman Memorial Union Monday.
Martin will be honored in October by the International Bluegrass Music Association.
Art Hounds: A tribute to the prairie
This week the Art Hounds take us to a mural in Minneapolis, a film score fest in St. Paul and an artistic tribute to the prairie in Morris.
Dance group brings performance into public, personal spaces
For the past few months the group has taken their work outside into public places, creating spontaneous one-on-one dances, free of charge.
The 'Twin Horns of Joy' enjoyed a sold out CD release party at Icehouse in Minneapolis this week.
Goetz keeps U athletics focused on future amid Teague scandal
Beth Goetz became the University of Minnesota's interim athletic director Friday after Norwood Teague resigned amid sexual harassment allegations. Goetz tells MPR News she's confident the scandal won't hurt player recruitment or fundraising.
Residents worry as pro soccer officials eye St. Paul Midway site
Just a few hundred feet from the potential stadium site, people who live nearby talked through the pros and cons of the development Tuesday night.