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Morning Edition, with Cathy Wurzer in St. Paul and NPR hosts in Washington and Los Angeles, brings you all the news from overnight and the information you need to start your day. Listen from 4 to 9 a.m. every weekday.

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Timberwolves weigh options for first NBA draft pick
Speculation abounds about who the Wolves will select in the draft.
Art Hounds: Winona history and a bass player from Beirut
This week: a bass-player from Beirut, Tony Kushner's "The Illusion" and a new play about an early Winona family staged in their 1856 home.
Amid development boom, Rochester worries about affordable housing
As Rochester plans for the population boom a Mayo Clinic expansion is expected to bring, Olmsted County officials say the region has to create more affordable housing.
Science Museum to seek state funds for repairs on 15-year-old building
In St. Paul, some worry that the museum's $13 million request could force out other city projects when state lawmakers write a public works bill next year.
"No Comprende" will be featured on the band's new album, "Ones and Sixes," due for a September release.
On the Iron Range, a push for a new kind of iron
As the steel industry contends with disappearing blast furnaces and a changing market, some say the Iron Range needs to produce a purer kind of iron for electric arc furnaces.
'Albatross': St. Paul finds big dreams for ex-Macy's site won't fly
City leaders bought the old Macy's building betting they could land a splashy project for the site. It hasn't happened, and documents show that bet is costing St. Paul now.
Janet Jackson announced this week that her new song "No Sleep" will be part of a new album expected to be released in the fall.
San Cisco, from outside Perth, Australia, will play at the Triple Rock Social Club Monday night. On the same night and just up the street, a Colombian band will perform.