April 17, 2019 As Minnesota grows more diverse, the number of people who identify as multi-racial is on the rise. But that term can mean a lot of things. On today’s show we spoke frankly about couples of different races, the kids they’re raising, and what it’s like to identify as “multi-racial” in Minnesota right now. ~ Angela Davis, MPR News host | Forecast | Updraft
The Justice Department says Attorney General William Barr will hold a news conference Thursday morning on special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.
Sen. Amy Klobuchar agreed on Wednesday to become the second Democratic presidential candidate to hold a town hall meeting on Fox News Channel, and others are soon to follow.
Police say Andrew James Raymond Cunat, 15, was last seen leaving Belle Plaine High School around 9 p.m. Tuesday. The top student did not return home or come to school Wednesday and officials are concerned for his welfare.
The electricity is back on for nearly all of the thousands of Minnesotans who lost power after last week's late winter storm. Now, work is beginning to tally up the costs of the blizzard that pummeled much of the state with ice, snow and wind.
The number of global climate refugees is expected to increase in the next few decades as some areas become too hot and drought or rain events grow more extreme and frequent. Duluth is considered among the most "climate-proof" cities in the U.S.
A San Francisco man wanted in several states for financial fraud swindled the Minnesota Vikings, writing bad checks to rent luxury suites for two games last fall at U.S. Bank Stadium, the Hennepin County Attorney's Office said Wednesday.
Dylan doesn't allow pictures to be taken during his concerts but the smartphones were out at a concert in Vienna and so Dylan stopped singing Blowin' in the Wind and let the crowd have it.
