The search for Minnesota’s new flag and seal is on with more than 50 submitted Tuesday, just hours after a state redesign commission opened the portal for proposals. Here’s how to add your idea.
Around 200 schools in Minnesota participated in Walk or Bike to School Day Wednesday to raise awareness for pedestrian safety and encourage students to be active.
The test messages will be sent to all cellphones, televisions and radios. The test will emit sound and — on phones — vibration. The Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Federal Communications Commission are running the test in preparation for actual emergencies. The aim of the test is to ensure the emergency messaging system is running smoothly in the event Americans are threatened by natural disasters, terrorism or other dangers to public safety. - Learn more on MPR News The test time window begins near 1:20 p.m. CT.
The Current is here to help you fill up your fall concert calendar! Listen to The Current for on-air giveaways nearly every hour to see: Low Cut Connie at First Avenue, Genesis Owusu at the Fine Line, Faye Webster at First Avenue, Ben Folds with the Minnesota Orchestra, the sold-out Queen shows at the Xcel Energy Center, and tons more! Enter online now.
The Minnesota Orchestra presents a concert for lovers of scintillating stories and magical moments. Daring adventures, mythical creatures, sorcery and romance each play a role as Thomas Søndergård guides the orchestra through evocative music by Lera Auerbach, Claude Debussy and Samuel Barber. And to end the program, the Minnesota Chorale joins the orchestra for Maurice Ravel’s Daphnis and Chloe. Listen to the live broadcast with host Melissa Ousley at 8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 29, on YourClassical MPR. LISTEN — Minnesota Orchestra, 8 p.m. Friday
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This is Mike Mulcahy’s final week with Minnesota Public Radio. After a 38-year career in public media, Mulcahy is retiring. He has been at MPR News on and off — but mostly on — since 1985. Mulcahy has covered everything from a strike at the Hormel factory to Mikhail Gorbachev's one-day visit to Minnesota, from the unexpected death of former Minnesota governor Rudy Perpich to the Minnesota Twins winning the World Series. - Politics Friday won’t be the same Longtime MPR News editor Mike Mulcahy to retire - Thank you, Mike! Send well wishes to Mulcahy here!
The Current is bringing music and fun to Surly Brewing Co. The Current's Jill Riley will provide the soundtrack and a Lucy Michelle will perform a live set. Each of The Current Happy Hours is free and open to everyone. RSVP online!
YourClassical celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with our brand new Hispanic Heritage Month Stream. Join Ines Guanchez as she explores the rich musical traditions of Latin America and the Caribbean.
More K-12 school districts are installing solar energy systems, saving them thousands of dollars in utility bills. But initial startup costs can halt a lot of them in their tracks. A state grant program allows more districts to make the transition to solar energy. More from Getting to Green: Minnesota's energy future