Minnesota State Fair Plans To Honor Prince With 'Unite In Purple' Day
Minnesota State Fair officials are inviting fairgoers to "Unite in Purple" to honor the life of Prince on Friday, Aug. 26.
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Minnesota State Fair officials are inviting fairgoers to "Unite in Purple" to honor the life of Prince on Friday, Aug. 26.
House Speaker Paul Ryan is making a final push across his southeast Wisconsin congressional district in advance of a primary where he faces a challenge from a Republican who had been praised by Donald Trump.
A spokeswoman for a South Dakota campground that hosts hordes of visitors during the annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally says four people were hurt when a motorcyclist performing a stunt accidentally drove into a crowd.
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