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Reimagined woman in Beatles song led to No. 1 hit
Alan O'Day wrote "Angie Baby" with Cher in mind, but she wasn't recording at the time. So, the song was given to Helen Reddy.
The Gophers lost 33-17 to Missouri on Thursday in the Citrus Bowl.
Out of power, MN congressional Democrats see room to maneuver
They'll be the minority in the U.S. House and Senate, but some Minnesota DFLers believe that may better position them to work with the GOP.
The year in Minnesota music
David Campbell, host of The Local Show on The Current, reviews the year in music in Minnesota with MPR's Morning Edition host Cathy Wurzer.
Already, '15 looks like a big year for the arts
Two major museums celebrate big birthdays, and a major theater director says farewell.
Minneapolis' quest for 'equity' doesn't please all
City leaders have talked a lot about racial equity, but not always to receptive audiences.
She will be performing tonight and tomorrow at the Varsity Theater in Minneapolis. Her new album, "The Firewatcher's Daughter," will be released in March.
Brauer: Twin Cities media will face fresh challenges in 2015
The new year will bring fresh challenges to several Twin Cities media institutions, says longtime media critic and Southwest Journal writer David Brauer. MPR's Cathy Wurzer sat down with him to review the year's events and preview what's to come.
Sources: Sen. Hayden in the loop on Community Action's woes
Documents and interviews indicate DFL state Sen. Jeff Hayden was in a position to know about questionable spending and other problems at Community Action of Minneapolis.