A story on B1 Thursday incorrectly described Metro Transit's NexTrip tool as rated in a 2018 customer survey. The ability to find detour information was the second lowest rated item, not NexTrip as a whole.
A story on E1 Thursday gave an incorrect date for comedian Alan Zweibel's appearance at the Twin Cities Jewish Humor Festival. He will now be speaking at 7 p.m. on Feb. 5 at Sabes Jewish Community Center.
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