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Big donation starts Minneapolis riverfront parks overhaul
Minneapolis is pressing ahead with two new parks along the Mississippi River after a nearly completed fundraising campaign. More are on the drawing board to spruce up a stretch from downtown to the city's north side. | Developer's plan for riverfront would change St. Paul skyline
Light snow overnight; Saturday slop-storm track still uncertain

Significant model variance on Saturday snow potential.

Fast-tracking logging on federal lands may not lessen wildfire risk

The current version of the Farm Bill includes House-backed provisions that would streamline logging projects on federal land. The administration argues logging could mitigate wildfire risk.

At least in one sporting goods store, hunting may be on the way out

The Sunday paper 'outdoors' section carries an article or column almost every week that laments the threat to the sport of hunting whether it's the threat to wildlife, the hunting environment, or the lack of young people interested in it. So, perhaps, Dick's Sporting Goods testing the idea of getting rid of its hunting gear shouldn't be all that surprising.

Urgent warnings for Minnesota in U.S. climate report
Climate change is already wreaking havoc in Minnesota, from making people sicker to threatening the wild rice crop. Those are a few of the grim conclusions tucked inside the latest National Climate Assessment. 
Motherhood and the art of timing

Age may be just a number, but when it comes to giving birth it's a consequential one. A new report outlines how things like education, geography, and politics have a major impact on the age when women become mothers for the first time — and why that age matters so much to that mother's career trajectory and her earning potential.

Developing meaningful rituals for secular people

We're all familiar with the rituals surrounding religious life: weddings, funerals, holidays and baptisms. But what about rituals for secular people?

Lime packing up its street scooters, hopes for spring return

The arrival of Lime and Bird scooters in the Twin Cities this year drove lots of conversation and consternation. Lime on Friday will take its scooters off the streets for the winter.

New members bring new priorities to the Minnesota House
There will be a lot of new faces at the Minnesota Capitol come January, when Democrats take control of the state House for the first time in four years.
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Lawsuit: Addicted to opioids, she sought help. She was arrested, then ended up dead

We know more about the death of a young mother, whose obituary acknowledged her addiction to opiods. A subsequent lawsuit reveals she sought help, but was instead arrested. Her family says she was denied medical care by police.

The economics of the new climate report

We're already paying for the impacts of climate change, the new National Climate Assessment says. And those costs will likely go way up in the future.

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