E-paper highlights: Read e-edition headlines from March 2-8, 2023

Here are highlights of what was published in the Echo Journal e-papers online in the past week. Each e-paper includes pages of bonus news from around the world, including top international, national and sports news.

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• Manufacturer Eli Lilly to cap insulin prices.
• TikTok will limit teens to an hour at a time.
• Judge clears portion of Minnesota Vikings defensive coordinator Brian Flores’ discrimination lawsuit to proceed.

• Lindsay Whalen steps down after five seasons as Gophers women’s basketball coach.
• Bill would make daylight saving permanent.
• Recipe: Crustless Mini Quiches are a delicious way to start a busy morning.

• Richard “Alex” Murdaugh is found guilty of killing his wife and son; he’s sentenced to life in prison.
• The World Health Organization says the origins of COVID-19 are still unclear.
• Wild trade Jordan Greenway, acquire John Klingberg and Oskar Sundvquist.

• Take a look at Major League Baseball’s new rules and how they could impact the Twins.
• Timberwolves prove defense can win games.

• Another Norfolk Southern train derails in Ohio; railroad says no toxins aboard.
• “Saving Private Ryan” actor Tom Sizemore dies.
• Prince Harry and Meghan are invited to King Charles’ coronation.

• As 2024 election approaches, White House jumps into states’ abortion battles.
• Push to ban TikTok moves ahead in Congress.
• Gardening: How to prune an apple tree.
• Vikings release linebacker Eric Kendricks, clearing $9.5 million.

• Find this week’s Echo Journal pages, along with extra home and abroad pages of national, world and sports news.