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Rain in forecast welcome in dry parts of Minnesota
University of Minnesota Climatologist Mark Seeley also says a cool spell could stick around for the rest of the month.
Coleman highlights Ecolab HQ move, growth in State of the City
Ecolab is buying Travelers' North tower in downtown St. Paul in a real estate deal that should close in late summer.
Mark Naftalin, the son of former Minneapolis Mayor Art Naftalin, was a member of the Paul Butterfield Blues Band.
Low-wage workers, supporters rally for $15-an-hour pay
A demonstration at the University of Minnesota drew an estimated 1,000 people. The protests were part of a nationwide attempt to pressure policy makers and employers to hike wages.
Avian flu uncertainty has turkey farmers on edge
Authorities hope that fecal samples from waterfowl and other wild birds might provide clues to the mysterious spread of the virus.
In 'Miss Tibet,' exiles use beauty pageant as a survival tool
"Miss Tibet: Beauty in Exile," follows Minnesotan Tenzin Khecheo's participation in the unusual beauty pageant.
Hilary Hahn to headline Ordway concert
The internationally renowned violinist will be joined by pianist Cory Smythe.
Chicago-area dogs sickened by new strain of canine flu
It hasn't been detected in the Twin Cities yet, but veterinary health officials here are keeping a close eye on the spread of the disease.