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Fair weather fans? MLS officials think Minnesotans will warm to game
Minnesotans may be cheering the news now that outdoor soccer is coming to Minneapolis. But will they do the same in November? Backers say yes.
Spread the words: Little Free Libraries find global following
The first Little Free Library went up in 2010 on a Hudson, Wis., street. What began with the remnants of a discarded garage door has become a worldwide phenomenon.
Marsalis father and son duo to play at the Dakota
The two collaborated on "The Last Southern Gentlemen"; it's the first time that they have recorded a full album together.
Fargo movie rumor spawns film about an urban myth
"Kumiko the Treasure Hunter" -- the tragicomic story of a Japanese woman who travels to Minnesota in search of the loot from "Fargo" -- opens in Minneapolis this week.
Lennon, McCartney struggled over how to start 'Eight Days a Week'
This was the first song that John Lennon and Paul McCartney brought into the studio unfinished.
Dayton: Outdated clean water standard could doom mining industry
Gov. Mark Dayton is siding with U.S. Steel and Iron Range legislators who say a standard on how much sulfate companies can discharge into wild rice water is too high.
If its merger with Time Warner is OK'd, Comcast says a new firm will take over the cable giant's Minnesota operations. That makes some regional regulators nervous.
Bruce Kramer's journey with ALS reaches its end
Instead of quietly succumbing to ALS, Kramer summoned the resources to meet the disease head-on and talk about it in public.
The choir, currently on tour in the United States, was founded in 1441 by King Henry VI to provide daily singing in his chapel.