Chaotic Care: 'Geography is destiny' for Minnesota families coping with disabilities
With families desperate, thousands are uprooting themselves in Minnesota because they can't get the help they need where they live.
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Warm Front: As ice cover thins, waterways and ways of life are altered
It’s a telling symptom of climate change, and just one of countless ways that rising temperatures are altering the lives of Minnesotans and the landscape of their state.
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Proving Ground: Midwest remakes American politics
A growing Dakota County could be a bellwether in 2020.
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Organics detective: U.S. farmers stalk fraudulent imports to save their markets
Consumers pay more for organic foods but may be buying products that were tainted in their growing and feeding.
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Rural medicine: Minnesota's small-town hospitals are hanging on — for now
As small-town medicine faces pressure nationwide, Minnesota hospitals struggle to adapt and survive.
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Denied Justice: When rape is reported and nothing happens
How Minnesota’s criminal justice system has failed victims of sexual assault.
Morning forecast: Sunny, high 35; snow tonight
Twin Cities morning weather forecast for Tuesday, Feb. 28
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