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Blizzard warnings prompt Minnesota schools to cancel classes, move to online learning

Blizzard warnings prompt Minnesota schools to cancel classes, move to online learning

School districts, colleges and universities across northwest Minnesota and eastern North Dakota canceled classes or moved to online learning Thursday, as a winter storm remained on track to bring blizzard conditions to the region.

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Border CrosSing explores Latin American sacred tradition in 'Navidad Nuestra'

Border CrosSing explores Latin American sacred tradition in 'Navidad Nuestra'

Listen as Border CrosSing’s Artistic Director Ahmed Anzaldúa and Executive Director Matthew Valverde join host Tom Crann for a conversation about the group’s upcoming holiday concerts: ‘Navidad Nuestra’ (‘Our Christmas’). Listen now!

The Current

Dec. 18 in Music History: Cage the Elephant released 'Tell Me I'm Pretty'

Dec. 18 in Music History: Cage the Elephant released 'Tell Me I'm Pretty'

Billie Eilish and Keith Richards were born; Sly and the Family Stone went No. 1 with “There's A Riot Going On;” James Brown and Loretta Lynn were honored for their contributions to U.S. culture; The Tokens started a three-week run at No. 1 with “The Lion Sleeps Tonight,” Today in Music History.