MPR News with Tom Weber

Tom Weber, a reporter and host at MPR News for a decade, resigned effective June 22, 2018. You can find his work covering the people and places of Minnesota here.
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Annie's Homegrown doubles products under General Mills ownership
Annie's Homegrown natural foods more than doubled the number of new products it released since General Mills bought the company last year.
Gov. Dayton's 'due diligence' on PolyMet copper mine
Gov. Mark Dayton is visiting two mines in neighboring states to inform his decision about a proposed mine in Minnesota: One is a Superfund site, the other a job creator.
Minnesota prisons are full: Build more prisons, or release more inmates?
The Minnesota Department of Corrections says the state prisons are full. So full, that the state is paying county jails to house hundreds of inmates.
U football coach Jerry Kill retires due to health reasons
Kill has struggled with epilepsy. He took a temporary leave of absence from the team in 2013 to deal with seizures. He said the seizures have returned.
What are the most destructive words in the world? One answer — as noted in a new documentary — "Be a man."
What makes Minnesota a desirable place for refugees
The flow of migrants and refugees continues from Syria and Iraq through Turkey and into Europe, but some of those refugees will be brought here. MPR News with Tom Weber hosted a conversation about Minnesota as a destination for refugees.
A sampling of reaction to Flip Saunders' death
From Gov. Dayton to Jimmy "Jam" Harris, people are reacting to the death of Minnesota Timberwolves president, coach and minority owner Flip Saunders.