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Good morning! After a few summer-like fall days, it's back to September reality this week. Cloudy and much cooler, with occasional showers. Highs in the 60s. Well, the cubicle farms of Minnesota are going to be a cauldron of jealousy today, thanks to this story about a couple that decided to quit their jobs and "set out on the road for an adventure of a lifetime." All before the age of 30.  | Forecast
Vikings and Lynx teams lock arms during national anthem; Lynx lose in final seconds
Both the Vikings and the Lynx locked arms as the national anthem played at the start of their respective games. | Photos: Lynx lose squeaker in game one of finals
Target boosting workers' minimum wage to $11 an hour

The $1-an-hour hike comes after intense pressure over the past few years from labor groups and from some competitors. The Minneapolis-based retail giant plans to pay $15 an hour by 2020.

Health care bill teeters, GOP adds money to woo dissidents

A chart Republicans circulated said the legislation's grants would provide 14 percent more money for Arizona than under Obama's law; 4 percent more for Kentucky; 49 percent more for Texas; 3 percent more for Alaska; and 43 percent more for Maine.

Fond du Lac Band restores wild rice to keep harvest tradition alive

A bountiful wild rice harvest is winding down in northern Minnesota. On the Fond du Lac reservation, where wild rice lakes were nearly destroyed by irrigation ditches, the tribe has worked for 20 years to bring the rice back. | Appetites: The wild rice harvest is on

Newberger faces long odds against Klobuchar

State Rep. Jim Newberger is the only Republican so far who is brave — or foolish — enough to take a run at denying Sen. Amy Klobuchar a third term.

Lawyer: Kushner used personal email for some White House messages

The use of a private email account to discuss government matters is a politically freighted issue that factored prominently in last year's presidential election.

This test can determine whether you've outgrown a food allergy

Food allergies are tricky to diagnose, and many kids can outgrow them, too. A test called an oral food challenge is the gold standard to rule out an allergy. It's performed under medical supervision. | More health news: Pregnant women should still get the flu vaccine, doctors advise

Tennessee church shooting suspect charged with murder

No motive was immediately determined. The gunman shot seven people, killing one, before being subdued.

Merkel wins 4th term but nationalists surge in German vote

The outcome puts Merkel on course for a fourth term as chancellor -- but means that she has a tricky task in forming a new coalition government.

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