Thirty-five years ago today, Eric Sevareid retired.
I want to make things all better for four kids in Cold Spring today and, of course, I can’t. I don’t know what to do and I recoil at the notion that there’s nothing any of us can do but cry out and move on.
Give credit to the Twins. At least they’re doing something.
A U.S. airplane mechanic lives with the notion that he caused the deaths of 113 people.
Why can’t Norway take a joke?
A TV ad that’s not violent is judged too violent.
If states seceded, what Duluth doesn’t get, the kid who puts ‘special’ in special ed, the true cost of our clothing, and a cop, a homeless man, and a new pair of boots.
The recently discovered ‘moon rocks’ in Minnesota more closely resemble pebbles.
Why are some people curious and others are content not to know possibilities?
The Associated Press bans the use of the word ‘homophobic’ and an old debate is renewed.
Powerball is a great chance to observe the strange behavior of humans, and not just their poor math skills.
You know, whippersnappers? A little cultural history won’t kill you.
Psst, drivers: It might be a good idea to stop being such jerks to people on bikes.