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Monarch butterflies are making their 3,000-mile migration to central Mexico after spending the warm months in much of the United States — including Minnesota.

More than 50 years after the release of Bob Dylan's “Blood on the Tracks,” a document featuring hand-written working lyrics for two songs went up for auction.

The Twin Cities Arab Film Fest opened Wednesday evening for its twentieth edition. This year's theme is “Looking Forward, Looking Back,” which looks

Longtime ethics attorney William Wernz analyzes the Department of Justice’s complaint against Minnesota judges.

St. Paul City Council President Rebecca Noecker talked with MPR News host Clay Masters to react to the release of a report into the investigation of misconduct allegations against Mayor Kaohly Her.

When we were putting together this week’s Climate Cast on Minnesota wines, one throughline kept coming up. “Too sweet,” was the overwhelming takeaway from lifelong Minnesotans. But for those who stepped away from trying the local offerings years ago, take notice.

President Donald Trump last week announced plans for a $15 billion steel plant in eastern Iowa that will use iron ore mined on Minnesota's Iron Range.

The FBI says it thwarted an ISIS-inspired mass shooting planned for the Mall of America. Former CIA agent Jack Rice joined All Things Considered to discuss how people become radicalized and what warning signs may arise.

Andrew Garber, senior counsel at the Brennan Center’s Voting Rights and Elections Program, joins All Things Considered to discuss the role of election monitors at polling places.

Celebrity chef Andrew Zimmern owes a debt to Minnesota that he can never replay. Zimmern — who is also a well-known TV host and author — says the state has played a critical role in his decades of sobriety.