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Still no budget deal as deadline approaches
Gov. Mark Dayton and legislative leaders are scheduled to resume budget talks Friday morning.
Contemporary artists record historic country songs
A new recording out this week pays tribute to what Johnny Cash once called "the single most important event in the history of country music."
Art Hounds: Flute as percussion and Detroit '67
This week on Art Hounds we check out Art-A-Whirl, Penumbra Theatre's "Detroit '67" and a gallery show in St. Cloud.
Avian flu casts long shadow over Swift, Kandiyohi counties
Although the spread of avian flu in Minnesota appears to be slowing, worries abound in the state's hardest-hit area about how the virus will affect farmers and the economy.
Cohen reviews a man's decline in attractiveness
A new album features music recorded live during Leonard Cohen's world tour in 2012 and 2013.
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Complex preparations made MN Orchestra's Cuba trip possible
From locating a plane large enough to carry instruments to securing U.S. government permission for a direct flight to Havana, the Minnesota Orchestra's trip to Cuba required fast and intense planning.
MSP readies plan to boost worker pay
Workers at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport would earn at least $10 an hour under a recommended policy change. Officials estimate 2,800 employees could be affected.
Rush hits the X as part of 40th anniversary tour
To mark the occasion our sister station The Current played Rush music for a full hour on Saturday night.