Juneteenth events from the Minnesota Humanities Center
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A foggy start gives way to a mild Monday with patchy afternoon sunshine across Minnesota.
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The Republican Senate candidate’s podcast shows her shift from discouraging Trump from running to praising his leadership.
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A public-private partnership that guides Mayo Clinic’s expansion approved half a million dollars amid ongoing construction that business owners say is hurting customer access and their bottom lines....
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They once sweated tryouts, shouted from the stands and surrendered family time. Now they have advice.
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The celebrity chef has been spotted at several Twin Cities restaurants — and smiling for social media cameras — while filming around town.
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Good Monday morning! *A DENSE FOG ADVISORY IS IN EFFECT THROUGH 10 AM* The fog will stay with us right through the morning drive today before thinning out a bit later this morning. The afternoon will remain mostly cloudy, but we will see a few breaks of sunshine at times. Tempera...
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This year’s WNBA playoff field is deeper than ever. The Lynx will need more from their stars against the Liberty to avoid being on the wrong side of history....
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As rural hospitals struggle to make childbirth services financially sustainable, doctors warn that mothers and babies are bearing the risk.
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If market shuts down because of banking dispute, vendors and the community will be poorer.
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Minnesota needed contributions from everywhere to survive Tampa Bay, a reminder of how little margin for error the Vikings have while their offense struggles to find its footing....
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Residents at a Monticello mobile home park are dealing with raw sewage spilling under their homes and across their lawns, and they said it keeps happening....
