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A two-wheeled sensation is sweeping the nation: The bicycle. These 10 books roll through the history of cycling and cover everything from conflicts on the road to cross-country journeys. More books coverage from The Thread.
Walk through the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden this summer, and you'll see cranes and forklifts alongside the art. Work is now underway on a major renovation of the 11-acre site. The dramatic transformation is expected to be unveiled in 2017.
Jon Stewart hosts his final "Daily Show" tonight. Here's a look back at Minnesota's moments in the hot seat. | Newseum will acquire set of 'Daily Show'
TONIGHT IN MINNEAPOLIS: Reflections on Race, One Year After Ferguson
Aug. 9 marks one year since Michael Brown's death in Ferguson, Mo. — and the beginning of a national conversation about race, policing and inequality. Join MPR News host Tom Weber to reflect on the year, and look to what's next. | Details: 7-8:30 p.m. (doors open at 6:30 p.m.), Neighborhoods Organizing for Change, 1101 W. Broadway Ave., Minneapolis
The final polls are in and the stage is set for Thursday night's first Republican presidential debate. Here's a look at who's in and who's out. | Election 2016
You can count NewsCut among the big fans of signs going up around St. Paul to honor the city's fallen firefighters. The signs mark the location where a fire department member died in the line of duty.
Did you know roughly 30-some percent of all households in the United States have a cat? For all those feline fans, here's how your cat's purrs are not-so-secretly controlling you.
Gov. Mark Dayton is proposing a special session sometime next month to consider an emergency financial aid package for businesses in the Lake Mille Lacs area. Meanwhile, NewsCut writer Bob Collins asks: Should taxpayers bail out Lake Mille Lacs resorts?