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While drivers say that speeding saves them precious time, University of Minnesota researchers found that is not really the case. The post New U of…
Read full article βAn unholy storm merging a disdain for the past with an embrace of poor taste left Downtownβs streets bereft. Is there hope for City Centerβs…
Read full article βMike Lindell established his national profile from his TV advertising campaign as the MyPillow Guy and has been one of Trumpβs most outspoken supporters. The…
Read full article βMinnesota wildfires are a prelude as meteorologists expect Canadian wildfires to send more smoke across the state in late July or early August. The post…
Read full article ββSakowin Synergyβ is one of several new exhibits of Native art worth seeking out in the Twin Cities this summer and into the fall. The…
Read full article βSteve Sack is drawing again, and publishes an editorial cartoon, like this one on Trump and Iran, on MinnPost each Thursday. For more of Sack's…
Read full article βOur political environment often rewards a different leadership model β one centered on division, self-promotion and ideological combat. The post Servant leadership can help to…
Read full article βThough they live in different hemispheres, penguins and Minnesota's state bird share a common ancestor. The post Are loons closer relatives to penguins than to…
Read full article βMinnesota has set that standard, protecting ratepayers and paving the way for the state's workers to build these complexes. The post Yes, Big Tech should…
Read full article βThe company boasts University of Minnesota-linked, homegrown technology that could reduce reliance on the rare-earth minerals industry China mostly controls. The post Could lesser-known Niron…
Read full article βPlus: Adoptees threatened by ICE; Minneapolis weighs street upgrades; solar power in Southern Minnesota; blood needed; and a Minnesotan in space. The post Wildfires rage…
▶️ Watch →Nate George has a prolific list of jobs, military service and credentials, but heβs also embellished his resume.Β The post The Republican-endorsed candidate for auditor…
Read full article βThe Great River Road, an artery running from Minnesota to Louisiana, is providing a lifeline to small towns. The post Tourism, entertainment give towns along…
Read full article βThe longtime Star Tribune reporter and columnist joined MinnPost in the nonprofit's early days and stayed for a decade. The post Doug Grow: a MinnPost…
Read full article βThe race between U.S. Rep. Angie Craig and Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan has become emblematic of Democrats' deeper divides. The post The next big races…
Read full article βPlus: Feds hand over evidence in Good, Pretti killings; heat wave this week; Walz pulls Guard from D.C. early The post Entire BWCA closing due…
Read full article βAnalysts, however, say political endorsements sway few voters. The post D.C. Memo: Craig, Flanagan battle for endorsements as well as votes appeared first on MinnPost.
Read full article βThe financial squeeze facing farmers has become a political issue in this election year. The post Minnesota bankruptcies rise as a βperfect stormβ of challenges…
Read full article βAt a special meeting this week, officials dropped news of a funding gap that must be filled before construction on the light rail extension can…
Read full article βPlus: Pickle pie at the State Fair; Minneapolis fires its comms chief; St. Paul to dismantle encampments; a bold wolf on Isle Royale; and more.…
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