Month: July 2022

Plus – Minnesota House Democrats confess they kept quiet about the edibles bill in order to increase their chances of passage; Guthrie and Illusion theatres cancel shows because of COVID; Justin Sutherland, a local chef, was injured in a weekend boating accident; plus more….

Plus NPR investigates the actions and influencers of election denial, including MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell. The boat of missing Minnesotan Joseph Matthew Johnson was found on the island Sao Jorge. Spam turns 85….

This potential shift in ideology is significant because the Republican Party’s political face for the past four years has been the state Senate. …

Brunson was the only WNBA player who won five championships – one in Sacramento, before the club disbanded – Brunson’s success is due to her willingness to do the hard work that isn’t on ESPN but still wins games….

plus: Brooklyn Park man dies after fireworks explosion; AG Ellison test positive for COVID; the public is invited to help identify new Greater Minnesota bicycle route….

Planned Parenthood North Central States expects a 10 percent-25 percent increase in Minnesota abortions due to other states restricting abortion. Dobbs. …

Plus – Met Council warns against gasoline being released into the sewer following U of M explosions. Betty Danger’s is up for sale in Northeast Minneapolis. Greg Norton, former Husker Du bassist, is fighting prostate cancer….

According to the Minnesota Center for Environmental Advocacy, Northern Metals was still in operation, and the 55411 zip code had the highest number of asthma hospitalizations. …

It all comes down to who A Minnesotan man who suffered a fireworks injury from fireworks ends up in the hospital. Data suggests that it is disproportionately males. They accounted for two-thirds of all reported fire injuries, while one-third was female. …

Democrats such as Rep. Angie Craig want to capitalise on the fear and anger that many pro-choice Democrats feel about the loss of constitutional right to abortion and new threats to the rights of abortion in state legislatures….