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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.
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.
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.
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.
Bo Diddley's first single quickly moved to the top of the R&B chart and launched his career.
Budget debate to pick up this week
MPR's Tim Pugmire joins Phil Picardi for a look at the week ahead in state politics.
Telecom giant Comcast is accusing competitor CenturyLink of trying to skirt state law in its bid to provide cable TV service in Minneapolis.
The band formed around 1970 in Scotland where American soul and R&B were quite popular in the local clubs. The band's name was inspired by a friend.
Foreign-trained doctors could soon have easier path in MN
Minnesota may become a national leader in helping foreign-trained physicians to practice in the United States. Proposed strategies include dedicating spaces for those doctors in medical residency programs.