Month: June 2022

plus: Local reaction to Friday’s Supreme Court ruling; St. Paul poet Douglas Kearney won International Griffin Poetry Prize; Cleveland Guardian radio announcer called Miguel Sano “fat”. …

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Senate Majority Leader Jeremy Miller said that the GOP does not intend to take confirmation votes, and hasn’t since months. …

A new University of California study has found that more than 25% of all abortion clinics would close down in response to the threat to the rights of women in many states. Roe It is struck. …

Minnesota DFL formally pitches to DNC in bid to be first primary state, federal gas tax stalls, guns and insurrection and a first-class dust-up in the 2nd over travel….

plus: State releases new draft management Report on Gray Wolves; GOP Governor Candidat Jensen proposes eliminating state income tax; Chet Holmgren, Minnehaha Academy, was selected second in the NBA Draft; and many other things. …

plus: Sen. Tina Smith introduces a bill to access abortion pills; Roseville Police Department conducts a gun turn in event; Rachel Evangelisto becomes Miss Minnesota for the first time; and many more. …

In Greater Minnesota, where more people live in rural areas, 79 percent of respondents to a MinnPost poll said they felt their incomes were falling behind the cost of living….

plus: Federal prosecutors seek a 25-year sentence to Chauvin; South Dakota AG is removed from office following a vote by state senators; Marion Barber III is remembered; and many more. …

Plus – Residents are concerned about crime in the vicinity of Billy’s on Grand. Ramsey Middle School has become Hidden River Middle School. The Sheridan Room will be closing. …