Business
Good times keep rolling for Facebook and Google's ad businesses
While privacy debate rolls along, advertisers see the internet giants as essential partners.
Local
Hungry for data on food safety? In Minnesota, it's more than a click away
Minnesota is alone in not publishing restaurant inspection data online.
Local
Twin Cities turf war: Residents take on new coyote neighbors
Predators learn to survive in cities, sparking fears about chance encounters.
Science
Alcohol may be sabotaging your weight-loss efforts
A study from Penn Nursing suggests that, if you want to lose weight and keep it off, you might want to think about cutting back on drinking.
Local
Pope Francis launches 'Click To Pray' app
Ever wanted to pray with the pope? A new app lets you join his prayers.
Science
Up to a third still feel pain after knee replacements
Most are considered successful, but pain persists for many.
Science
2018 was fourth-hottest year on record
Temperatures around the globe are far hotter than they were years ago, with 2018 the fourth warmest on record.
East Metro
River Falls, Wis., approves plan for Kinnickinnic River after dams are gone
Project sets stage for how city will manage the river once two dams are gone.
Science
The North Pole is moving, and our GPS may not be keeping up
Scientists have not been able to post emergency update due to shutdown.
Science
University of Minnesota experts to examine weak links in nation's medicine pipeline
Boosted by a $5.4 million gift, they will suggest ways U.S. can avoid shortages.
Business
Zillow plans to bring sight-unseen house-buying service to Twin Cities
No-visit, all-cash house buying is expected to expand in coming year.
Local
Minn. legislative auditor subpoenas Public Safety over mishandled data
Jim Nobles took the action after public safety officials didn't turn over information on mishandled data.
Nation
Blood-red supermoon coming Sunday night, and everyone will be able to see it
From Hawaii to Maine, all 50 states will have a chance to see it — the most widely visible lunar eclipse in the United States since October 2014.
Local
U of M is testing 'smart' pills to give cancer patients a nudge
University pharmacists are attaching digital sensors to chemotherapy pills to detect when cancer patients are forgetting or falling behind on tumor-killing medications.
Local
Minn. one of the nation's fastest-warming states, U scientists say
Cities are warming faster than the rest of the landscape, they tell a panel of legislators.
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Science and Technology
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