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Heartland Human Care Services plans to lay off its remaining employees Dec. 31, ending services for people facing poverty, displacement and injustice.
Read full article βIt's Algonquin for "The Good Land." Plus: The Apartment Depot; Happy trails, Gardens of Salonica; and more in your Minnesota news roundup. The post So,…
Read full article βYou may not win any costume competitions, but that bit of buckthorn and pound of ground beef will be the talk of the party. The…
Read full article βEach City Council member opted in to the annual pay raise that is tied to inflation. Mayor Brandon Johnson is not taking a pay bump.
Read full article βMore headaches are on the way as similar work on the 110-year-old Lake Street Bridge will require service disruptions this spring.
Read full article βThe Republican has provided scant details about how he would deal with fraud, whether he would proceed with Trump administration litigation and what new cases…
▶️ Watch →What does Amy Klobucharβs campaign for governor reveal about Minnesota politics, and how has her political career shaped her bid for the stateβs highest office?…
▶️ Watch →Curiosity about election administration is a democratic virtue, as long as we're open to the facts. The post Letβs ask election security questions β and…
Read full article βThere are about 108 Airbnbs in the ward, a higher concentration than citywide rentals. Resident feedback could prompt policy to limit new Airbnbs in the…
Read full article βSteve Sack's cartoons β like this one on like this one on President Donald Trump's comments about the derrieres of others β appear on MinnPost…
Read full article βAn increase in βpre-charge diversionsβ for young people accused of crimes has led to questions about alternate and sometimes stricter options. The post Juvenile justice…
▶️ Watch →The club's next all-inclusive gatherings are Thursday at City Farm on Division Street and Sunday at Sweet Luxury Suites Downtown.
Read full article β"Fabric hoarder" Megan Lambert quit her corporate job to open the shop on Damen Avenue, which will also offer sewing classes and workshops.
Read full article βJustin Lens and John Uzonyiβs home on South Winchester Avenue is hard to miss, from the giant spiderweb to inflatable creatures covering the lawn.
Read full article βThe city's planning department presented recommendations for improving a 6-mile section of the road at an open house as it continues to collect neighbor input.
Read full article βParades, fall fests and DΓa de Los Muertos celebrations are on deck this weekend.
Read full article βThe Washington, D.C.-based deli, which has drawn criticism for its private equity backers, plans to open four or five more Chicago locations soon, its co-founder…
Read full article βLongtime Chicago politician George Cardenasβ campaign website, apparently written with heavy AI use, left citywide voter roll data available for anyone to download.
Read full article βAbout a dozen candidates for the cityβs first fully elected school board would consider closing or merging schools as enrollment declines. Most oppose any closures.
Read full article βYour daily Minnesota news roundup starts β¦ NOW. Tally up two more cases of voter fraud in Minnesota, this time by conservative provocateur James OβKeefe…
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