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Saturday marks the 50th anniversary of one of the most infamous moments in pop music history -- the day Bob Dylan went electric.
Howard Sinker, a digital sports editor for the Star Tribune, joined MPR's Cathy Wurzer to talk about the week ahead in sports
Olivia Mastry, who works with the Minnesota-based group ACT on Alzheimer's, which promotes what they call "dementia friendly communities," talked with MPR News host Cathy Wurzer.
Paul McCartney and Linda McCartney, his wife at the time, founded Wings shortly after the Beatles' breakup.
Nearly $2 billion in ER visits and hospital care preventable
A Minnesota Department of Health study found that about two-thirds of ER visits possibly could have been avoided if patients had better access to preventative care or better-coordinated care.
Art Hounds: Remembering dancers lost to AIDS
This week Art Hounds share their love for the Boy Kisses comedy show, remember the "Lost Voices of Jazz" and revel in a classical retelling of a Persian fable.
Lee Ann Womack says she was shocked at how kids responded to it, especially teenagers who showed up to her concerts in bigger and bigger numbers.
For security hospital workers, what's the proper use of restraints?
A violent assault by a patient at the Minnesota Security Hospital in St. Peter last week highlighted once again the challenges of keeping both staff and patients safe.
Former Fergus Falls asylum searching for developer
Community members there have been fighting for years to save the building from demolition.