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Inspired by the Wild Mile, the Forest Preservesβ first floating wetland was constructed for under $600 at Schiller Pond, which has long been a catch…
Read full article βThe Park Districtβs first citywide participatory budgeting process will allow residents to rank four project categories to help determine which ones get funding.
Read full article βPlus: Macalester prof indicted for actions during Metro Surge; crowd-control weapon misuse study; Wasioja's place in history; and more. The post Can we not sully…
Read full article βYaay Aden Yang was looking forward to graduating high school in June when his father was deported to Laos. Now, the 17-year-old is taking on…
Read full article βSteve Sack is drawing again, and publishes an editorial cartoon, like this one on voter roll purging and voter suppression, on MinnPost each Thursday. For…
Read full article βChicagoans reported seeing water gushing from the city's sewers after heavy rains Monday. The phenomenon has become increasingly common as heavier rainfall due to climate…
Read full article βAnosh Ahmed could soon return to Chicago, where he's facing charges in two federal criminal cases tied to Loretto Hospital.
Read full article βSome schools will see staff increases of as much as 22 percent compared to this time last year, while others are losing nearly 20 percent…
Read full article βMinnPost occasionally publishes letters to the editor. You can submit one at voices@minnpost.com. The post Letters to MinnPost: Data centers and health, the state of…
Read full article βMore than an annoyance, the delays hinder emergency vehicles. But much-needed changes are on a very slow track. The post Glimmer of hope for Northside…
Read full article βLollapalooza aftershows, open studio events and more are coming out of the West Town studio headed by producer and sound engineer Chris "Classick" Inumerable.
Read full article βRainfall is expected Friday and Saturday βΒ but here are tips for how to make it through Lolla when it storms.
Read full article βA 19th Ward speed camera could be moved to cover one of two schools on 111th Street based on requests from community members and data…
Read full article βThe plaza β part of the massive remodel of the Logan Square traffic circle β is driving foot traffic to shops and restaurants near Kedzie…
Read full article βAld. Byron Sigcho-Lopez has yet to announce whether he'll seek reelection. Meanwhile, Aida Flores, Nubia Willman Batista, Ian Watkins, Leonardo Quintero and Miguel Chacon are…
Read full article βTraffic control aides are needed during big summer events, like Lollapalooza this weekend. But drivers often take out their frustration on them β and two…
Read full article βThe cityβs Bureau of Rodent Control is overly focused on responding to individual rat complaints instead of addressing their βroot causes,β according to the inspector…
Read full article βPlus: 41 entrances opening for the BWCAW; Elon suing to let you make naked deepfakes; the state of the Republican candidates for governor with voters…
▶️ Watch →As Matt Little, Kaela Berg and Matt Klein scramble to win the Democratic primary, Craig declines to pick a favorite. The post Craigβs legacy in…
Read full article βThe rock band will have events throughout the city all week, including a merch pop-up and special performances.
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