Month: August 2022

The majority of Americans wouldn’t experience a tax increase – the cost would be borne mainly by investors in a corporation, who could see their dividends and their holdings decline and the workers of the corporation, whose salaries and benefits could shrink….

Most voter questions can be answered online by the Secretary of State or county election websites. You can also contact your local election office. …

Plus: Five Black women hope to win primaries for a chance to serve in the Minnesota Senate; jury selection begins in Minneapolis in a 1993 cold case; the 2023 fishing opener will be in the Mankato-Madison Lake area; and more….

Plus Russel Balenger is selected to be the interim council member in Ward 1 of St. Paul; Napheesa returns to the Lynx and Melissa Etheridge cancels Canterbury Park due to COVID-19; plus, more….

In many legislative races, anti-establishment firebrand Republicans are challenging incumbent lawmakers or more conventional conservatives….

The GOP and DFL were mostly successful in having their endorsements clear the field of challengers, but there are exceptions….

St. Paul native, and recent Hofstra University graduate is NABJ’s Student Journalists of the Year….

It’s beastly hot out. Do you know where and how your older adult is — and whether they are drinking lots and lots of fluids?…

plus: A voter who voted twice in 2020 elections faces charges in Hennepin County. Gas prices in Minnesota are below $4. Voter who voted twice in 2020 election faces criminal charges. Also, the judge is considering a self-defense claim in Apple River stabbing case….

Chief Justice Lorie Gildea stated that the people investigating Senator Gene Dornink waited for “long periods” to visit his homes, and waited too long to file their complaint before the Tuesday primary election. …