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MPR News Update

MPR News Update for April 13, 2016

CEO Mark Zuckerberg has laid out a 10-year master plan for Facebook. It's bold. It's savvy. And it glosses over a key detail: the dark side of making the world more connected.

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MPR News Update for April 12, 2016

"Ralphie May, the comic who was booted off the schedule at a venue in Bemidji, is finding new fame by being infamous," writes NewsCut blogger Bob Collins. May on Tuesday canceled planned gigs in Burnsville and the Dakotas.

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MPR News Update for April 11, 2016

Just as Minnesota lawmakers dive into a debate over a $900 million projected budget surplus, state finance officials warned Monday that revenues had slipped and signs of economic weakness were lowering growth expectations. | Capitol View

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MPR News Update for April 8, 2016

An investigation into government spy planes shows Minneapolis is one of the handful of American cities getting overhead attention. | NewsCut

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MPR News Update for April 7, 2016

"There's certainly plenty to love in this video about a group of surfers on Lake Superior," writes NewsCut blogger Bob Collins. "More impressive — to us — is the revelation that they're not just chasing waves on a lake; they're bonding with the reason there are waves on a lake."

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MPR News Update for April 6, 2016

More than 300 Minnesota law enforcement agencies are launching a statewide campaign to crackdown on distracted drivers. The campaign runs Monday through April 17.

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MPR News Update for April 5, 2016

There's a lot on the line for both parties in Tuesday's Wisconsin primaries. Polls in the state will close at 8 p.m. CT, and we'll have live results online. | Election 2016

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MPR News Update for April 4, 2016

Organizers of the Minneapolis St. Paul Film Festival hope that a roster of 10 percent fewer films will help patrons see a higher percentage of this year's offerings. | Arts & Culture

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MPR News Update for April 1, 2016

It looks to be a blustery, cold Saturday across the state. Sunday looks better, though. Your weekend forecast.

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MPR News Update for March 31, 2016

When it comes to expressing negative emotions, our body language might be much more universal than we realize. A new study finds that whether you speak English, Mandarin, Spanish or sign language, your face does the same thing to say "I don't like that."

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