Stories you'll find only in your Sunday Star Tribune

Stories you'll find only in Sunday's Star Tribune newspaper:

BOOKS: Stephen King, whose name is synonymous with America horror fiction, talks about his new epic, "Under the Dome." It's a 1,000-page novel about a Maine town that gets very squirrely when it is suddenly covered by an impermeable, invisible dome. King talks about why his new book has kept his interest over a period of more than 20 years.

BUSINESS: Chatting up customers, checking in on deli managers and charting a new course for Supervalu: CEO Craig Herkert does it all while chasing his vision of becoming America’s neighborhood grocer. To get there, he says, he’ll need to make stores like Cub Foods easier to shop at and make his company less complicated. Five months after taking the helm of Supervlau, Herkert sits down with the Star Tribune and explains his vision for the company.

Recent National Politics stories

House passes resolution in honor of victims of Fort Hood attack - November 13, 2009

House passes resolution in honor of victims of Fort Hood attack - The House has passed a resolution honoring the victims of the attack at Fort Hood, Texas. More

House rejects Republican health overhaul bill as prelude to vote on Democratic plan - November 13, 2009

House rejects Republican health overhaul bill as prelude to vote on Democratic plan - The House has used a near party line vote to reject a Republican health overhaul bill. More

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