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The band members of Hippo Campus met one another while they were students at the St. Paul Conservatory for Performing Artists.
Art Hounds: "Hir" and a fictional tavern in Duluth
This week on Art Hounds a fictional tavern becomes a reality, Helado Negro performs at the Ordway, and transgender issues get an absurd staging in "Hir."
One woman's long quest to identify a victim's body
The identity of a murder victim who had been unidentified for 35 years has been revealed, thanks in large part to the efforts of Deborah Anderson.
Vic Tedesco, a musician, politician, broadcaster and all-around larger than life figure, died on Monday at the age of 92.
Nurse helps sexual assault survivors heal, move on
Linda Walther was a nurse for decades before she found the specialty that gives her passion.
St. Paul-based singer Norah Rendell used historic recordings of obscure Irish songs as the basis of her new CD.
The University of Minnesota Gophers women's basketball team has earned a bid to the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2009.
MnSCU's Rosenstone eagerly awaits Dayton's new budget plan
Dayton's revised budget is expected to include a funding increase for the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system -- but likely not as much as MnSCU would like.
Transportation funding clash sets up 2016 battles
Gov. Mark Dayton and Senate Democrats want to spend far more than Republicans on transportation, a divide that if not closed could be a key campaign issue in 2016.