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There was once a time (Tuesday) when a web producer/local music blogger decided to preview an album release show for a local casual punk band -- and was blindsided by their truly remarkable (and beautifully, humorously confusing) responses to his questions. This is his (my) story.
Officials said Thursday that two more Minnesota flocks are presumed positive for bird flu, bringing the total number of farms affected in the state to 87.
The deadly Amtrak derailment near Philadelphia appears to be yet another accident that didn't have to happen. It could have been avoided if a long-sought safety technology had been installed on its tracks and trains, according to information gathered by accident investigators.
Atlantic hurricane season doesn't start officially until June 1, but this year we've already seen our first named storm.
Student testing in Minnesota is resuming after it was suspended over a hacking attempt.
South Dakota has its first case of bird flu at an egg-laying chicken farm that holds 1.3 million of the birds.
The body of a missing Aitkin County man has been located in Pine County, according to officials. The Pine County Sheriff's Office said officials recovered the body of Edward Schultz, 57, in Mud Lake.
When a white police officer killed an unarmed biracial teen in Wisconsin's capital city, the shooting quickly heightened tensions and stirred up protests.
Due to green-up and recent rains, fire danger in Minnesota is now low.
The national right-to-die group Final Exit Network Inc. was convicted Thursday of assisting in the suicide of a Minnesota woman who took her life in 2007 after years of suffering with chronic pain.
Minnesota-based company My Sister is teaming up with a private family foundation in efforts to quell sex trafficking in the state.
Long before anyone called Nicollet Avenue near Downtown Minneapolis Eat Street, there was a young German immigrant with a dream. Erich Christ was just a kid. This Friday his restaurant turns 50.
An 85-year-old man is dead after a two-car crash in Morrison county Wednesday evening. According to the accident report, just before 9:30 p.m. a tractor pulling a disc was driving southbound on Highway 25 when a Ford, driven by Kenneth C. Brenny, of Buckman, rear-ended the disc.
Toyota and Nissan have recalled 6.5 million more cars over potentially faulty airbags. The airbags were made by the Japanese company Takata, the same company at the center of a recent recall that forced tens of millions of other vehicles off the road.
If you love traveling back in time and learning about our nation's past, you have to make plans to visit Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. During your visit you will have access to explore historical sites, museums and even walk in the footsteps of both Confederate and Union troops.
