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Dozens of school districts send students home early as winter storm sweeps into Minnesota

Dozens of school districts send students home early as winter storm sweeps into Minnesota

Dozens of Minnesota school districts sent students home early Tuesday, as a strong and complicated winter storm remains on track to bring heavy snow, sleet, freezing rain and howling winds to the state.

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Listen: Minnesota Orchestra performs Dvorak's 'New World Symphony'

Listen: Minnesota Orchestra performs Dvorak's 'New World Symphony'

Find out what makes the Minnesota Orchestra sound so great in this concert featuring Joseph Haydn’s ‘Sinfonia concertante,’ Caroline Shaw’s ‘Entr'acte,’ and Antonín Dvořák’s Symphony No. 9. Listen to the concert now!

The Current

Dec. 9 in Music History: 'A Charlie Brown Christmas' debuts on CBS

Dec. 9 in Music History: 'A Charlie Brown Christmas' debuts on CBS

'A Charlie Brown Christmas' made its debut on CBS; Neil James Innes was born; Billy Joel went No. 1 with "We Didn't Start The Fire"; Darren Robinson died of a heart attack, and Chic went No. 1 with "Le Freak".