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Coming May 1: In the Dark, Season 2
Curtis Flowers has been tried six times for the same crime. For 21 years, Flowers has maintained his innocence. He's won appeal after appeal, but every time, the prosecutor just tries the case again. What does the evidence reveal? And how can the justice system ignore the prosecutor's record and keep Flowers on death row?
Coming May 1: In the Dark, Season 2
National Geographic Live! Standing at the Water’s Edge with Cristina Mittermeier
April 19, 7:00pm| St. Paul
Beer Choir Twin Cities at the Fitzgerald Theater
April 21, 6:00pm| St. Paul
Climate Cast Live at the MPR Forum
April 26, 7:00pm| St. Paul
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MPR NewsHagedorn, Feehan earn party endorsements in Minnesota's 1st District
Members of each party met for their endorsing conventions on Saturday — Republicans in Mankato and Democrats in Le Sueur. Republicans endorsed Jim Hagedorn, while Democrats endorsed Dan Feehan.
The CurrentReview: Dreams We’ve Had win U of M Battle of the Bands
They’d passed all the preliminary rounds, and last night was the finale for five bands as they competed for the opening spot at Spring Jam tonight. Due to unfortunate (snow) circumstances earlier this week and the ground being too soft for the typically outdoor stage setup, it was moved inside to the Great Hall in Coffman this…
Classical MPROrchard Theater's 'Thomas Tallis' brings us back to the composer's politically tense world
Choral composer Thomas Tallis lived through the reign of alternating Catholic and Protestant monarchs, each one changing the laws surrounding how sacred music could be composed. Now, his struggles come to life in the Twin Cities premiere of the drama 'Thomas Tallis,' presented by Orchard Theater Collective in a candlelit church.