| Folks in southern Minnesota should keep their winter boots and snow shovels handy. Winter storm warnings continue for much of southern Minnesota. Live updates | Your forecast |
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| To the worry of his staff, Gov. Dayton sometimes gets the itch to call a news conference without a set agenda and take whatever questions are out there. He did that Wednesday. | Capitol View |
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| The University of Minnesota will pay a search firm $150,000 to help find a new athletics director, U President Eric Kaler said Wednesday. |
| Mai Der Vang's collection "Afterland," inspired by the flight of the Hmong people, will be published next year by Graywolf Press. | More books news |
| The Islamic State has been steadily losing ground in its self-described caliphate of Syria and Iraq. But it is becoming more potent with its terror attacks in Europe and North Africa. | Brussels attacks, one day after: What we know |
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| Protesters disrupted a St. Paul school board meeting Tuesday night after someone tried to speak out in support of Theodore Olson. | Education |
| A vote Thursday on a bill reducing unemployment premium costs for state firms could break a logjam over extending help to Iron Range mine workers facing long layoffs. | Later this year: Cliffs expects to reopen United Taconite |
| "Personalities come and go. But principles? Principles endure," House Speaker Paul Ryan said Wednesday, in a not-so-subtle jab at Donald Trump. | Election 2016 |
| Their names are famous: Peter, Matthew, Thomas, John. But who were the men that became known as the apostles of Jesus? Tom Bissell chases that question in his new book, "Apostle." Growler Magazine senior editor John Garland suggests people expand their wine horizons to include places such as Bulgaria, Canada and Uruguay. |
