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From safety trainings once reserved for conflict zones to a sense of camaraderie over competition, local newsrooms adapted and evolved. The post How Operation Metro…
Read full article βThe result of the race for Angie Craig's seat will show whether the 2nd District remains 'purple' or has shifted decisively to the Democratic column.…
Read full article βThe Minnesota Democrat told MS NOW that the attention brought on by the raid has made her feel unsafe there. The post Rep. Ilhan Omar…
Read full article βBoard members discussed election misinformation and their response plan for disruptions on election day. The post Documenters report: Ramsey County Board addresses election security concerns…
Read full article βThe U.S. admitted 159,252 refugees in 1981. By fiscal 2026, the number had fallen to 16,292 β and none from Ethiopia or Somalia. The post…
Read full article βThe DFL hopeful is also bracing for a gloomy budget forecast and the possibility of state employee layoffs. The post AΒ fraud czar, carrots for more…
Read full article βIn St. Paul, advocates credit community collaboration as key to addressing opioid addiction among Karen and Karenni youth. The post How low-barrier treatment, culture-rooted care…
Read full article βPlus: Not looking good for hospitals under the OBBBA; St. Paul schools layoffs postponed; and more in your Minnesota news roundup. The post My lieutenant…
▶️ Watch →Steve Sack's cartoons β like this one on Elon Musk, Starlink and Ukraine β appear on MinnPost each Thursday. The post Musk and Ukraine appeared…
Read full article βThe historically Black Rondo neighborhood was sliced in two by I-94. A vast land bridge proposed to the St. Paul Planning Commission could help to…
Read full article βAs shelter needs remain high, the CEO of Union Gospel Mission Twin Cities recently spent 24 hours on a bench to talk about homelessness and…
Read full article βAs another Minnesota winter approaches, remember that we're better at adapting than we are at predicting how we will feel. The post The cold never…
Read full article βMonths before the opening of the Green Line Extension, ridersβ perception of transit safety remains a critical concern. The post Crime down and police presence…
Read full article βThe Wolves are once again zigging (towards ballhandlers) as the league zags (towards multifaceted big men). The post What to expect when youβre expecting a…
Read full article βPlus: A vigil at Red Lake Nation; Nick Shirley gets paid; You can see a post about You Can See Everything; and more in your…
Read full article βThe post Did New Ulm residents rally in opposition to U.S. involvement in World War I?Β appeared first on MinnPost.
Read full article βThe fourth-generation Minnesotan uses his powerful art β including images of collard greens β to connect African American culinary traditions to Africa.Β The post Seitu…
▶️ Watch →Shifting Nicollet Mallβs bus routes is a good idea. Then we can turn our attention where it belongs β to its street life. The post…
Read full article βIn an election year, solidarity asks us to recognize that we can work together toward a goal even when we bring different perspectives to the…
Read full article βFrom Fortune 500 companies to local governments and nonprofits, Minnesota organizations are spending more money than ever as they seek influence in the nation's capital.…
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