After a two-month excursion through Wisconsin and northern Minnesota, a young eagle made famous by the internet is heading back south. The eagle was born and raised in front of an internet cam in Decorah, Iowa.

Minneapolis-born music legend Prince may be coming to St. Paul to play a concert next month. Sources tell MPR News that Prince is in talks with the city to put on a show downtown Sept. 15, but not inside the Xcel Energy Center. The city in a statement wouldn't confirm or deny discussions with the musician.

A pair of eagles whose nest is under the watchful gaze of millions of internet users are back on their nest. They gained fame last year by hatching and raising two eaglets in front of the tree-mounted camera. The hen laid one egg Friday. Another egg could come any time now.

Prince's September show is back on, but not in St. Paul as previous rumors suggested. Live Nation announced tickets for Prince's Sept. 24 concert in Chicago will go on sale next week.

Leading addiction and recovery website The Fix says Minnesota is teeming with rehabs (including pioneer Hazelden), and is also home to 11 of the country's 35 public sober high schools. So Minnesotans are no strangers to a culture of recovery, and awareness about addiction is higher than average in the state's urban epicenter.