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The Supremes' "Back in My Arms Again" hit No. 1 on the Billboard pop chart 50 years ago today.
After a hot May, the Minneosta Twins have struggled in June.
A blue-ribbon year for crops so far
Minnesota's crops are looking good this season, largely thanks to favorable weather.
Devo co-founder reveals his visual artistry
Mark Mothersbaugh, the voice of the rock band Devo, also is a prolific visual artist. A retrospective of his work is being shown at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts.
Roundabouts make state roads safer and slower
Studies show circular intersections reduce serious accidents, improve commute time, curb pollution and cut gas usage.
Art Hounds: Celebrating the Mississippi
This week Art Hounds offer up two events that celebrate the Mississippi River, plus a summer festival from Skylark Opera.
'Me and Earl and the Dying Girl' is youthful and serious
A favorite of the Sundance Film Festival, the movie explores a high school senior's relationship with a classmate who is dying of cancer.
Solar, wind backers feel burned after MN lawmakers OK new 'grid fee'
A provision tucked into last week's jobs and energy bill lets Minnesota municipal utilities charge more to customers producing their own solar or wind energy.
Critics have been raving about Olivia Chaney's debut album, "The Longest River."
A study found that the parts of the brain that respond to music seem to be spared from the ravages of Alzheimer's disease and other types of dementia.