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The addition of native prairie plants and cover crops like winter rye can make farm fields more resilient to the effects of climate change.
What mediation means for the archdiocese, insurers and victims
A federal bankruptcy judge has ordered the archdiocese and its creditors into mediation, where the parties will attempt to negotiate a settlement. But what will that mean for the church, its creditors and victims?
Petula Clark blazed a trail with her No. 1 hit 'Downtown'
Clark was an established star in the United Kingdom and France at the time, but this song was her breakthrough in the U.S.
Now that the Super Bowl is over, sports fans in Minnesota can turn their attention back to the local teams.
A bipartisan bill introduced at the Capitol would bar Minnesota police agencies from investigating their own officers involved in duty-related deaths.
After 4 years of ALS, Kramer senses 'tipping point'
Bruce Kramer isn't as worried about his increasing pain as he is about losing his power to communicate.
Minnesota's higher taxes on top earners didn't spark exodus
The number of top Minnesota earners who filed 2013 tax returns was higher than expected -- a sign that Dayton's push to raise taxes on the state's wealthiest earners has not caused many to flee.
Jury finds Fitch guilty in cop killing
Brian Fitch was convicted Monday night of murdering Mendota Heights Police Officer Scott Patrick during a July 30 traffic stop.
The songs in Bob Dylan's new album are drawn from the classic American songbook and were all previously recorded by Frank Sinatra.