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We're ingesting fleece microfibers? Via @dankraker Tiny plastic pollution may be more widespread in Great Lakes mprnews.org/story/2016/09/… -
Dunkin' Donuts to build on Madison Avenue
Dunkin' Donuts to build on Madison Avenue
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Former Minnesota model brings the heat in Fox's 'Pitch' this fall
Former Minnesota model brings the heat in Fox's 'Pitch' this fall
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7 ways to keep your miles from expiring without flying: bit.ly/2cPf6buby Marketplace via twitter 9/17/2016 1:45:08 AM -
How law enforcement took down a human trafficking ring using online review boards bit.ly/2ct8QS3by Marketplace via twitter 9/17/2016 1:36:07 AM
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Former Bottineau teacher avoids sex offender status for sex crimes involving teens
Former Bottineau teacher avoids sex offender status for sex crimes involving teens
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Wild players deliver season tickets to fans
Wild players deliver season tickets to fans
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West Concord Boy Scout honors those who serve
West Concord Boy Scout honors those who serve
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What Trump's speech this morning actually sounded like: 🔊 bit.ly/2cDzPxcby Marketplace via twitter 9/17/2016 1:00:10 AM
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Playwright Edward Albee - author "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf," "The Zoo Story" "A Delicate Balance" - Dies at 88 playbill.com/article/edward… -
Who loses in coal bankruptcies? The coal miners. bit.ly/2cftHfpby Marketplace via twitter 9/17/2016 12:42:08 AM
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Playwright Edward Albee, who changed and challenged audiences, dies at 88
"All art should be useful," Albee said. "If it's merely decorative, it's a waste of time." The Pulitzer-winning playwright of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? died Friday following a short illness. -
What the future holds for ITT employees: bit.ly/2csu7uV http://pbs.twimg.com/media/Csg_9caWYAA_yEK.jpg
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Being CEO isn't all fun and games...unless you run a video game company. bit.ly/2cUaJrDby Marketplace via twitter 9/17/2016 12:30:08 AM
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A visit to Donald Trump's roots in Kallstadt, Germany: bit.ly/2cP88TM http://pbs.twimg.com/media/Csg-zGrWEAADb-f.jpg
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Unilever could end up offering more than $1 billion for Jessica Alba's Honest Company. bit.ly/2cORdhpby Marketplace via twitter 9/17/2016 12:15:11 AM
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Wisconsin wolf summit leans toward delisting, killing animals
Participants at a summit in northwestern Wisconsin talked about solutions to wolf problems, including attacks against domestic animals, in Wisconsin, Minnesota and Michigan. -
Anne McKeig takes seat, becoming first American Indian on Minnesota Supreme Court
Anne McKeig has taken her spot on the Minnesota Supreme Court, becoming the first American Indian judge on the state's highest court. -
1,000 Twin Cities officers go through protest training
Officers are under heightened scrutiny in the wake of the fatal shooting of Philando Castile by police in St. Anthony. -
Bicycle commuters on the rise in Twin Cities, census says
An estimated 5 percent of Minneapolis commuters and 2.1 percent of St. Paul commuters said they bike to work in 2015. -
Counter Stories: On Being at the Dakota Access Pipeline protest camp
The Counter Stories hosts, along with guest Rhiana Yazzie, discuss the protest of the Dakota Access Pipeline near the Standing Rock Sioux reservation in North Dakota. -
Minnesota Power rate cut approved for mines, paper mills
Regulators have approved lower electrical rates for mines and paper mills, but have told Minnesota Power it needs to justify its plan recapture that lost revenue by raising rates for residential customers. -
Without apology, Trump now says: 'Obama was born in' the U.S.
After years of questioning Barack Obama's birthplace and the legitimacy of his presidency, Donald Trump is only now saying he no longer believes the false conspiracy theory he's peddled for years. -
Watch: 2 elite soccer players take on a pack of 8-year-olds
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Judge drops temporary restraining order against tribal leaders
A federal judge in Bismarck has dropped a temporary restraining order against Standing Rock Sioux tribal leaders who were sued by the company developing the four-state Dakota Access oil pipeline. -
Guthrie offers a young woman's view of 'Sensibility'
The classic novel has been adapted by a playwright who thinks women in theater need more opportunities, onstage and off. -
Wisconsin guard, tribal member Koenig joins pipeline protest
A proud Ho-Chunk Nation member, Bronson Koenig, is bringing his expertise to the Dakota Access Pipeline protest in North Dakota. -
Third-party candidates miss the cut for presidential debates
The debates will be Hillary Clinton versus Donald Trump -- without Jill Stein or Gary Johnson -- despite high levels of voter dissatisfaction with the presidential choices. -
Rochester hopes creative installations spark talk of downtown's future
A huge rocking chair and a massive set of chimes are among the temporary sculptures people will see in downtown Rochester this weekend as officials try to kindle public excitement for the Destination Medical Center. -
Details set for Jacob Wetterling memorial service Sept. 25
The memorial marks the end of a nearly 27-year search for 11-year-old Jacob, who was kidnapped in 1989. His killer confessed this month and led authorities to Jacob's remains. -
High-stakes Allina nurses strike remains at standstill after two weeks
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'Fargo' casts Mary Elizabeth Winstead for season three
According to Entertainment Weekly, Mary Elizabeth Winstead will play a "recent parolee with a passion for competitive bridge playing" on the show's third season. -
U.S. Bank plays Minnesota nice while Wells Fargo struggles
The bank says it'll leave customers to decide where to take their business as Wells Fargo's business practices come under scrutiny. -
Greek tragedy gets a happy ending in 'The Children' at Pillsbury House
Greek tragedy gets a happy ending in 'The Children' at Pillsbury House
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What Trump said, what @Marketplace heard: bit.ly/2cQarGeby Kai Ryssdal via twitter retweeted by Marketplace 9/16/2016 11:50:41 PM -
McDonald's is giving its U.S. advertising business to Omnicon, paying the agency based on how well it performs.
bit.ly/2cCz2fWby Marketplace via twitter 9/16/2016 11:31:41 PM -
'Fargo' casts Mary Elizabeth Winstead for season three
According to Entertainment Weekly, Mary Elizabeth Winstead will play a "recent parolee with a passion for competitive bridge playing" on the show's third season. -
U.S. Bank plays Minnesota nice while Wells Fargo struggles
The bank says it'll leave customers to decide where to take their business as Wells Fargo's business practices come under scrutiny. -
Mayo Clinic Food Service workers plan to picket outside of Gonda
Mayo Clinic Food Service workers plan to picket outside of Gonda
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West Concord Boy Scout honors those who serve
West Concord Boy Scout honors those who serve
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Park band director named educator of the year
Park band director named educator of the year
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CEO Brian Cornell rallies his Target team for the crucial holiday season
CEO Brian Cornell rallies his Target team for the crucial holiday season
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