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Good morning! The storm's are over, but it's probably going to start a bit blustery on Friday. By late afternoon, however, it'll be less cloudy and less windy. If you're a student who has no idea who Dwight Eisenhower is, blame Texas . Their education officials cut several historical figures from their curriculum Thursday. Read more at NewsCut | What's on MPR News? | Forecast
Early voting begins as midterms season enters final phase

While Election Day 2018 is technically Nov. 6, Minnesota law allows in-person voting to begin Friday — a full 46 days early — making it the first battleground state to begin casting actual votes in the broader fight for control of Congress.
Other election coverage: Hacks, security gaps, and oligarchs: The business of voting comes under scrutiny

Midterm election 2018 quiz: Who is the Minnesota gubernatorial candidate you agree with most?
Early voting begins Sept. 21, 2018. Election Day is Nov. 6. Regardless of when you choose to cast your ballot, voting takes research. One way is to take our Select-A-Candidate quiz to see what statements from the candidates align with your own thoughts.
September tornadoes, damage reported in southern Minnesota

Call it a good forecast by the National Weather Service and local meteorologists. Severe thunderstorms ripped across southern Minnesota as advertised Thursday evening.

Kavanaugh accuser open to testifying about sexual assault allegations

Attorneys for Christine Blasey Ford, the woman who accused Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh of sexually assaulting her at a high school party in the 1980s, have begun discussing terms of her appearance before the Senate Judiciary Committee next week.

Mounds View amateur radio store prepares to sign off

After more than 30 years of selling radio equipment, dispensing advice and serving as a hub of the wireless hobby across the Midwest, owners Dan and Maline Fish say they're retiring and preparing to pull the plug on Radio City, their store in Mounds View. NewsCut: As ham radio fades, last MN store closes

Sheriff: 5 critical errors in the Wetterling investigation
In the months after Jacob Wetterling was abducted in October 1989, his killer seemed to be right under the nose of investigators who took 27 years to solve the case.
Parents are leery of schools requiring 'mental health' disclosures by students

Florida school districts now have to ask if a new student has ever been referred for mental health services. It's a legislative attempt to help troubled kids. Will it work, or increase stigma instead?

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