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Minnesota
Passing on a tradition of wild rice harvest in northern Minnesota
by
Dan Kraker
Oct 18, 2017
Native Americans migrated to Minnesota centuries ago “where food grew on the water,” 500 years later, the wild rice harvest tradition is still being passed on.
Wood City: Cloquet, Minn., hopes to keep its identity after last matchstick factory closes
Jul 14, 2017
The Diamond Match factory is one of three major wood products plants in Cloquet, Minn. But it’s slated to close later this summer, leaving Cloquet with a hole in both its history and economy.
Repairs keep Great Lakes shipping industry working through winter
Feb 8, 2017
Changing its business model helped Great Lakes Towing survive and expand.
Building a diverse workforce by investing in college
by
Amy Scott
Aug 26, 2016
A Minnesota scholarship program aims to close a gap in college completion.
American communities are putting themselves back together
by
Kai Ryssdal
Feb 8, 2016
The Fallows visited over 50 cities in three years to learn about community in America
Mall of America fails in legal bid to stop protest
Dec 23, 2015
Black Lives Matter says it will demonstrate at the mall today.
How Minnesota's supporting people with Alzheimer's
Nov 30, 2015
A statewide program is training businesses how to deal with people with dementia.
For public good, not for profit.
Could 'North' become the new Silicon Valley?
Mar 2, 2015
Business leaders say the region's cold weather creates a climate for innovation.
Rail delays shut down Midwestern power plants
Sep 17, 2014
Minnesota utility couldn't get enough coal by rail to keep four plants operating
How to grow lettuce and fish indoors, all year long
by
Chris Julin
Sep 10, 2014
Outside Duluth, Minnesota, a greenhouse grows tilapia and lettuce side by side.