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Judge awards nearly $1M to paralyzed former inmate

22.12.2009 11:27    minnesota.publicradio.org
A federal judge has awarded a paraplegicformer Olmsted County jail inmate nearly $1 million in damages.
Judge awards nearly $1M to paralyzed former inmate



Virginia, Minn., police ID fatal stabbing victim

22.12.2009 11:27    minnesota.publicradio.org
Virginia police have released the name ofa man who was stabbed to death in the Iron Range city over theweekend.
Virginia, Minn., police ID fatal stabbing victim

The health care overhaul's effects on one Twin Cities small business

22.12.2009 11:20    minnesota.publicradio.org
Small businesses are a major driver of the U.S. economy, and MPR asked a national health care economist to analyze the impact of the proposed health care overhaul on a Twin Cities business.
The health care overhaul's effects on one Twin Cities small business

State regulators reject New Ulm wind energy project

22.12.2009 11:20    minnesota.publicradio.org
The PUC voted unanimously to block the city of New Ulm's planned wind farm in Nicollet County.
State regulators reject New Ulm wind energy project

How a medical device tax will affect the industry

22.12.2009 11:19    minnesota.publicradio.org
Jan David Wald, a senior medical tech analyst with the Nobel Financial Group, spoke with MPR's Tom Crann about how the tax will affect the medical device industry.
How a medical device tax will affect the industry


Nigella Lawson: Just relax, cooks

22.12.2009 11:18    minnesota.publicradio.org
The holidays are here and the pressure is on. You can't do anything about the snowstorm, but food maven Nigella Lawson says you can do something about the stress of holiday entertaining.
Nigella Lawson: Just relax, cooks

New 3-hour rule won't apply to international flights

22.12.2009 11:17    minnesota.publicradio.org
The new FAA time limits would not necessarily have helped hundreds of passengers stranded in the Twin Cities last week.
New 3-hour rule won't apply to international flights

Savvy traveler Rudy Maxa offers travel tips

22.12.2009 11:16    minnesota.publicradio.org
As many Americans prepare to travel over the holidays, travel expert Rudy Maxa joins Midday to answer listener questions and talk about new rules for airplanes stuck on the tarmac.
Savvy traveler Rudy Maxa offers travel tips

Reform's effects on one Twin Cities business

22.12.2009 09:21    minnesota.publicradio.org
Small businesses are a major driver of the economy, so MPR asked an economist to analyze the impact of the proposed health care overhaul on Wet Paint in St. Paul.
Reform's effects on one Twin Cities business

Reform could close gap in diabetes prevention

22.12.2009 09:20    minnesota.publicradio.org
Many people can prevent diabetes with simple lifestyle changes. But Medicare and most private insurance programs don't pay for prevention efforts.
Reform could close gap in diabetes prevention

New 3-hour rule won't apply to int'l flights

22.12.2009 09:20    minnesota.publicradio.org
The new FAA time limits would not necessarily have helped hundreds of passengers stranded in the Twin Cities last week.
New 3-hour rule won't apply to int'l flights

Rural school districts using 4-day weeks to save funds

22.12.2009 09:20    minnesota.publicradio.org
Leaders in three rural Minnesota school districts are giving high marks to a big change they made this year -- four-day weeks. The districts say they're saving money with the move, but not enough to solve their budget woes.
Rural school districts using 4-day weeks to save funds

Candidates want Vikings to stay, but say new stadium a low priority

22.12.2009 09:19    minnesota.publicradio.org
It was a tough game for The Minnesota Vikings in Charlotte Sunday night, but the team's owners are hoping to turn their otherwise successful season on the football field into success at the State Capitol.
Candidates want Vikings to stay, but say new stadium a low priority

Schell's brewery to mark 150th anniversary

22.12.2009 09:19    minnesota.publicradio.org
The second-oldest family owned brewery in the U.S. has survived the ups and downs of the business since the Civil War.
Schell's brewery to mark 150th anniversary

Mich. files suit in US high court over Asian carp

22.12.2009 09:19    minnesota.publicradio.org
Michigan asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday to close shipping locks near Chicago to prevent Asian carp from invading the Great Lakes and endangering their $7 billion fishery.
Mich. files suit in US high court over Asian carp

Sid Hartman releases CD of old sports interviews

22.12.2009 09:19    minnesota.publicradio.org
Longtime Star Tribune sports columnist Sid Hartman has released a new CD called "Sid Hartman and his Close Personal Friends--The Lost Tapes." The CD includes Hartman's interviews through the years.
Sid Hartman releases CD of old sports interviews

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