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After 35 years, several Scrooges, and countless cries of "God bless us, every one," the Guthrie Theater took a cold-eyed look at its long-running production A Christmas Carol and commissioned a leaner, if not meaner, version of the holiday cash cow.

Firefighters from Silver Bay, Two Harbors, Finland and Schroeder responded to a structure fire at 8:45 this morning at the Whispering Pines Motel.

A Look at the Past 100 Years is a new book, compiled by Betty Lehet relating the history of the village of Kettle River from it's beginning in 1909 when the Soo Line Railroad put it on the map, to the present time.

Osmo Vnsk will continue to lead the Minnesota Orchestra as music director through the 2014-15 season, the Minnesota Orchestral Association said Thursday.

Osmo Vanska is staying in Minnesota. On Thursday, the Minnesota Orchestra Association announced the popular music director has signed on for four more years, keeping him at Orchestra Hall through the 2014-15 season.

In honor of a man who traveled all seven continents, it made sense that friends and family from around the globe converged in Woodbury last month for Dr.

In honor of a man who traveled all seven continents, it made sense that friends and family from around the globe converged in Woodbury last month for Dr.

Microsoft is working with Nokia to put Office software and other programs on smart phones.

B ullets still fly in Iraq, but at the urging of a group of peace and justice activists, Minneapolis is moving toward a sister city relationship with the Shiite holy city of Najaf.

It is "an inconvenient truth" for Al Gore that the world is currently experiencing some of the coldest weather in decades.

S ummer's coming. Grab a sweater. Sunday and Monday may be in the 80s, but some forecasters say don't be fooled.

When Bill Bauck's teenage son joined Perham's cross country team in the mid-80s, Bauck's wife had a suggestion: Why don't you take up running, too? So he did.