The Stream
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Pup-roar: Johnny Depp's dogs flee Australia for the U.S. after officials threatened to euthanize them. -
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Has your favorite TV show been canceled? Check our photo gallery to see what's gotten the ax so far. Hint: NBC leads.
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Post will move all of its cereal operations to Lakeville as part of deal to buy Minnesota maker of Malt-o-Meal.
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Fewer students say they are being bullied at school. Those who are bullied are more likely to be girls than boys and more likely to be white than minority students.
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Minneapolis Institute of Arts unveils a $50 million Raphael painting from London's National Gallery.
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Want to know who's going to win the Preakness tomorrow? Star Tribune handicapper Johnny Love has a hunch. -
The Minneapolis City Council voted to allow CenturyLink to provide cable service as an alternative to Comcast, potentially ending decades of dominance by a single cable company in the city.
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Optum's $40 million per year contract to turnaround the Affordable Care Act website's embarrassing roll out is complete.
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Ahead of his Friday night show at Target Center, Kevin Hart talks about how his fitness regime has made him a star. -
Spotify thinks it has come up with a measure for when midlife crises hit, pointing to when middle-age listeners drop the “best of the ’80s, ’90s and today” for teeny-bopper pop.
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Spotify thinks its analysis of its users and their changes in musical tastes have pinpointed when the midlife crisis has hit. Can you guess what age?
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In revoking the license of Salama Child Care Center in downtown Minneapolis, state officials cited, among other things, having too many children in its facility; operating with inadequate staff-to-child ratios; and exposing children to hazards, including electrical outlets that were not shielded.
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The Minnesota Department of Human Services is investigating the billing practices of a court-appointed monitor highly critical of state efforts to reform services for people with disabilities.
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Vikings owner Zygi Wilf has been sued in New Jersey by the children of a former partner who say their father was cut out of a real estate deal by Wilf and his father. A lawyer for the Wilfs called the suit "ridiculous and meritless."
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Gov. Mark Dayton weighed in late Friday on the legislative budget plan: “Either they refuse to fund E-12 education at (an additional) $550 million in the next fiscal year or they can come back in the special session to do so."
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Reporters, diplomats and music lovers from around the world gave the Minnesota Orchestra an enthusiastic reception at Friday night's concert.
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Danish industrial designer Jacob Jensen, whose work for Bang & Olufsen, made him famous, dies at 89. Some of his works are part of the permanent design collection at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
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The nation's most densely populated region, where Amtrak train derailed, is hostage to aging, crumbling rails.
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Bright lights, big city? Proposal seeks to turn off lights in some New York City buildings at night to save energy.
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Another fatal lake incident in northwestern Minnesota: California man drowns after falling out of boat on Jewett Lake.
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