Bob Collins
2014, when light-rail makes its debut in Saint Paul, is still a long way away, but at least there was a whiff of the end of the disruption its construction has caused in the city’s Lowertown neighborhood
MPR News Reflections and observations on the news
The Washington Post is reporting this afternoon that presidential candidate Michele Bachmann benefited from a federally-back home loan program she’s railed against on the campaign trail.
Math and the baseball outfielder
A dog shall save them, find yourself at the U2 concert, the never-ending Red River flood, what the Winehouse reaction says about us, and this is your brain on football.
The Minneapolis-based architect had a hand in some of the state and the county’s most iconic buildings.
Long-term unemployment in Minnesota
Norway searches for a punishment to fit the crime
A manifesto manifesto, U2 in the rain, a more perfect Union in St. Paul, Cuddyer in focus, and the land of 10,000 Santas.
The situation in Oslo today is, of course, horrendous. An apparent car bomb decimated the area around the government headquarters, and a gunman opened fire at a party youth camp where the prime minister was to make an appearance. Are they connected? We don’t know. In fact, while we know what is going on, we Read more →
Everything you think you know about kids today may be wrong, shuttle pictures worth oogling, the Red River wins in Moorhead, cigarettes and the Constitution, and landing a plane on a highway.