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Budget bills head to Senate, House committees at the Capitol
There's a lot of work left to do, and deep disagreements remain on big issues including taxes, transportation funding and how best to use the $1.9 billion projected surplus.
FAQ: Where to recycle your old electronics
In the spirit of spring cleaning, find out what to do with old televisions and other electronics crowding your home.
Superfund to solar: Plan to transform ex-ammo plant takes shape
The Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant site is nearly cleaned up. Officials are eyeing their next step: A solar energy project to power the site's future homes and businesses.
Go ahead, recycle that old TV
Minnesota is a leader in electronics recycling, thanks in part to a law requiring manufacturers to take responsibility for their disposal. But some of us keep old gadgets a long time.
Now the search is for Barway Collins' killer
The medical examiner has confirmed that a body found Saturday is that of 10-year-old Barway Collins. Crystal police say they are investigating his death as a homicide.
Dar Williams to headline music summit in St. Paul
During her address at the History Theatre, Williams will talk about weaving charitable work into her music and touring.
U's psychiatry chief steps down; change on the way?
Dr. Charles Schulz is stepping down following harsh criticism over the way the department treats human subjects of its research.
April showers, snow hit Minnesota
University of Minnesota climatologist Mark Seeley forecasts warmer temperatures and more rain in the coming days.
Researchers fear avian flu may be here to stay
Researchers suspect the new flu viruses were introduced to North America near the Bering Sea. Now that they're here, it will be hard to get rid of them.