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Good evening. You might see some smoke this weekend. The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency on Friday put all of Minnesota under an air quality alert through Sunday at noon as wildfire smoke continues to push in from western Canada. | Forecast | Updraft 
Murphy, Swanson, Walz talk issues, ads, abilities in DFL governor debate
Three leading DFL gubernatorial candidates tried to distinguish themselves Friday on guns, immigration, recreational marijuana and other issues during an MPR News debate. Voters on Tuesday will decide which candidate moves on to the November ballot.
Dozens sickened by waterborne illness at Zumbrota campground

The Minnesota health department reports 72 people were sickened by parasitic and bacterial infections after swimming at a campground in Zumbrota, Minn.

Grain prices tumble after new crop report predicts another big harvest

Near record harvests are predicted as corn and soybean markets are at or below break even prices for most farmers.

NewsCut: Soucheray, Reusse out at KSTP

The two were among the first newspaper people in Minnesota to get a radio gig, a practice that exploded in the '90s as talk radio made a comeback. But AM talk radio attracts an older, male demographic that is declining.

When you suddenly become 'internet famous'

What happens when you become famous for the sake of being famous? This novel explores the modern obsession with fame.

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Reports of politicized AG's office put Swanson on the spot
First reported Monday by The Intercept, the online publication ran a second story Thursday, saying that after the first story ran, more than a dozen people, including seven former employees, came forward to share stories of being asked to volunteer for Swanson's campaigns. 
I-35W closure again tops Twin Cities weekend road woes

This will be the third weekend in a row that Interstate 35W has been closed in Minneapolis, although the new closure is less extensive than the previous two weekends.

Appeals court upholds sentences of MN men who tried to join ISIS

Defense attorneys had argued that jury instructions had conflated intending to join at terrorist group with intending to murder, and that prosecutors should have been required to prove a specific intent to kill.

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