Music
Fentanyl pills seized from Paisley Park were mislabeled
Level of fentanyl found in musician's body was so great no one could have survived it.
Music
What $1 billion will get you: Fans, artists weigh in on stadium's acoustics
Fans, artists and our critic echo similar reactions to U.S. Bank Stadium after Metallica and Luke Bryan rocked the new mega-house over the weekend.
TV & Media
Music
Metallica turns it up to 11 in sold-out U.S. Bank Stadium show
Review: The metal vets and their fans tested the limits of the Vikings palace in summer's biggest concert.
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Wilco sails into overtime on the Mississippi
The local favorites gave fans an extended acoustic set Saturday night during its muddy, marvelous concert.
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Rosenblum: Young fathers show risk of postpartum depression
A 4-month-old's fatal beating encourages us to think about the vulnerable mental health not just of new mothers, but also of new fathers.
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2016: New Mpls. Cold Case Squad seeks answers in decades-old homicides
Families of victims – and a reorganized Minneapolis police unit – are pushing for answers in decades-old cold cases.
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Three travel questions (and three answers) about Iceland
Iceland is like Minnesota, on the moon, with whales and trolls. You should go.
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Orangetheory Fitness brings the heat at Minnesota studios
High-intensity interval workout gets you in the zone.
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Photos: Readers share their garden bounty
How does your garden grow? For these readers it grows very well, thank you.
Celebrities
Harry Connick Jr.'s new talk show scrambles for guests, even among 'Idol' alums
Harry Connick Jr. is having a tough time getting famous friends to turn up for his new daytime talk show, The Wrap has learned.
Music
Review: Country star Luke Bryan scores big in first show at U.S. Bank Stadium
The Country Music Association's reigning entertainer of the year pandered to the fans with Vikings-worthy cheerleading but entertained with flair.
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Designer puts 'boho-modern' spin on her midcentury rambler in Edina
A quest for simpler, one-level living — and a different look — led a Minneapolis interior designer to take a 1949 rambler in Edina "to the next level of more grown-up midcentury style."
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