The Minnesota Symphony Orchestra is premiering a new work by Minnesota Orchestra conductor Osmo Vanska, called "The Bridge." It's inspired in part by the collapse of the I-35W bridge last summer.

St. Paul musician Steven Anderson, or Steven C., as his stage name goes, has built a thriving behind-the-scenes career in the "New Age" music industry as a producer and pianist. Now he's stepping out of the shadows with a new

A lot of people jump rope, but they may not require two ropes, but if they're going to Double Dutch, it's a must.

Minnesota leaders say they're on the brink of asession-ending deal.

The idea of adopting California's rules to limit greenhouse gases from cars and trucks appears dead for this legislative session.

The former CEO of Polaris Industries has given the Mayo Clinic $27.5 million. The gift helped open the Mayo Clinic's new musculoskeletal center.

Christopher "Kit" Jacobson '03 was recently appointed assistant organist and assistant director of music at Washington National Cathedral, a "majestic center of worship at the nation's capital" that welcomes more than 700,000 worshipers and visitors per year.

Midday broadcasts live from the Capitol as the Minnesota Legislature's 2008 session closes, featuring interviews with key lawmakers and legislative leaders.

Sonia Morphew Pitt was fired in November for what the state said was unprofessional conduct, including unauthorized expenses and travel.

Police said the woman lives on a secure floor and was trying to leave to visit a relative.

Researchers found that a receptor on the skin called the cannabinoid receptor absorbs UV light and causes sun-induced skin cancer.

With four days to go until the Legislature is constitutionally required to adjourn, Gov. Pawlenty and legislative leaders have still not reached an agreement on the best way to erase the state's $935 million projected budget deficit.

Attorneys for Republican National Convention protesters and the City of St. Paul have averted a federal court hearing scheduled for today. The two sides were able to resolve other issues for the court late Thursday.

The general store is mostly a memory now, but it's still an important part of one small Minnesota town.

A group of St. Paul high school teens are adding their voices to some serious discussions, and they're being heard.

For the second time in a week, a plan giving police power to stop motorists simply for failing to buckle up has been turned back in the Minnesota House.

A union representative says the Star Tribune is considering a $2.5 million cut in its annual newsroom budget.