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Good morning! Well, today's the day. A dangerous heat wave arrives in Minnesota today, with temps climbing well into the 90s and possibly into triple-digit territory. Stay hydrated and safe if you're outdoors. In releated news, this is probably not at all what you want to hear as the heat wave rolls in, but the latest temperature numbers from NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration say the first six months of 2016 were the hottest on record around the planet. | Forecast
 

Speakers hammer Clinton on night 2 of Republican convention

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie led a call-and-response indictment of the Democrat's record; other GOP leaders said little about their party's nominee. But Trump's kids brought the focus back to Dad. | Election 2016

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Meet the most politically connected man in Minnesota nobody knows

Minnesota Republicans say Jeff Larson's a pro at getting things done while staying out of the limelight. Those skills will be tested this week. Larson's running the GOP convention. | Capitol View blog

Ely residents sharply divided over mining near BWCA

Today is the last day for the public to comment on whether two controversial mining leases near the Boundary Waters should be renewed. | Previously: Hundreds in Duluth comment on minerals mining near Boundary Waters

21 arrests at Minneapolis march over Castile shooting

The protesters, many of them teachers, blocked downtown streets for about three hours Tuesday evening. | Full coverage: The death of Philando Castile


 
 

Looks like a bridge: Pieces fall into place at St. Croix Crossing

St. Croix Crossing is really more like 980 mini bridges, strung end-to-end between Minnesota and Wisconsin. Those puzzle pieces are finally being fitted together.

Future unknown, Ojibwe writer Jim Northrup recalls life well-lived

Jim Northrup is very sick, but he's not worried. As he contemplates the end of his life, he's found peace and satisfaction in the traditional life he's led. | Arts & Culture

To ID hundreds of mystery photos, it takes a crowd

Photographer John Glanton left behind hundreds of historic images when he died. The one problem is that most people in them are unknown.

Photos: The new stadium says the Vikings are coming

It's official -- the Vikings stadium is complete, and tours open for the public this weekend. In the meantime, here's a sneak peak.

Bookstore's tweet leads to love, then marriage

In 2012, the corporate Twitter account for a bookstore in London posted a joke about Pokemon. "I'm in love," a woman responded. More tweets followed, then a date. The wedding was last weekend. | The Thread

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