Johnson & Johnson's long-awaited vaccine appears to protect against COVID-19 with just one shot – not as strong as some two-shot rivals but still potentially helpful for a world in dire need of more doses.
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TV & Media

KARE's Boyd Huppert and 'Prairie Home' vet Tim Russell to be inducted into Broadcasters Hall of Fame
The ceremony will take place in St. Paul in October.
Agriculture

Cargill to stop handling Russian grains for export as war in Ukraine continues
Citing "export-related challenges," the Minnesota-based grain giant said exports will end in July.
Business

UnitedHealthcare reducing some 'prior authorization' requirements
The Minnetonka-based insurer says it will eliminate nearly 20% of restrictions to boost convenience for doctors, patients — the latest national insurer to adjust its requirements.
Gophers

Gophers land guard from Pepperdine as likely replacement for Cooper
Pepperdine transfer Mike Mitchell committed to the Gophers after visiting campus last weekend. Ta'Lon Cooper said Wednesday that he is transferring to South Carolina.
Weather
Afternoon forecast: High of 29, mix of sun and clouds
It'll be dry and cool today, but different types of precipitation are on tap Thursday through early Saturday.