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Morning Edition, with Cathy Wurzer in St. Paul and NPR hosts in Washington and Los Angeles, brings you all the news from overnight and the information you need to start your day. Listen from 4 to 9 a.m. every weekday.

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Art Hounds: Black Label Movement takes the stage

Art Hounds: Black Label Movement takes the stage

Art Hounds take in the music of Paul Spring, Zoe Field's sculpture and a collaboration between Black Label Movement and the Bakken Trio.
by Marianne Combs

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As death from ALS draws near, Kramer finds strength in choice

As death from ALS draws near, Kramer finds strength in choice

For Bruce Kramer and his wife, Ev Emerson, one of the benefits of hospice care is that they have some say about the manner of his approaching death.
by Cathy Wurzer

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Analyst: Target cuts a 'tough decision that needed to be made'

Analyst: Target cuts a 'tough decision that needed to be made'

Target announced this week that it will slash several thousand jobs at its Minneapolis headquarters over the next two years as part of an extensive reorganization of the company.

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Jerry Lewis' son hit it big, then times changed

"This Diamond Ring" by Gary Lewis and the Playboys was No. 1 on the Billboard pop chart 50 years ago Wednesday.

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In online-only exhibit, Walker highlights Minnesota design (with a little 'd')

In online-only exhibit, Walker highlights Minnesota design (with a little 'd')

A new exhibit from the Walker Art Center makes the case that Minnesota is a hotbed of inventive and creative design -- including things like the Honeycrisp apple.

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Gaylord settles police racial profiling lawsuit

Gaylord settles police racial profiling lawsuit

To settle a federal lawsuit, Gaylord and Sibley County officials agreed to pay $20,000 each to Jesus Manuela Mendoza Sierra. Officials also agreed to recruit minorities and Spanish speakers.
by Mark Steil

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MnSCU faculty, system leaders reach tentative agreement

MnSCU faculty, system leaders reach tentative agreement

Campus committees would get at least some of the decision making power in MnSCU Chancellor Steven Rosenstone's "Charting the Future" plan under the proposed deal.
by Alex Friedrich

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Target plans to cut thousands of jobs in corporate restructure

Target plans to cut thousands of jobs in corporate restructure

Target Corp. plans to eliminate "several thousand positions," primarily at its Minneapolis headquarters, as part of a two-year corporate restructuring.
by MPR News Staff

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Small town in Iowa to see big musical acts this summer

Small town in Iowa to see big musical acts this summer

Waverly was one of four small towns picked for a stop on the Gentlemen of the Road tour.

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Mayo readies services to draw patients from China

Mayo readies services to draw patients from China

Mayo Clinic is working with a concierge service to bring more Chinese patients to Rochester. It's also planning a new venture to serve health providers in China.
by Elizabeth Baier

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