Month: September 2022

Some applauded the effort, but others, including students, believe the university should be transparent and include student voices into its decision-making….

Within an hour, the attorneys representing the plaintiffs (a group of Twin Cities parents) stated that they would appeal the seven year-old school desegregation lawsuit to the state Supreme Court….

To find out what voters think and add nuance to our understanding about the urban-rural divide that we hear so much about in election years, we are reaching out to the Twin Cities and Greater Minnesota….

One expert said the first and most important factor that should be considered is the older person’s feelings about leaving their home for a different living situation….

Plus – Three stories about housing affordability; officials plan kill geese in order to help wild rice; Able brewery to close in northeast Minneapolis; and many more….

plus: Snow on Gunflint; Hurricane Ian could cause Minnesota to host Kansas City or Tampa; and many other things….

Northern Minnesota has lost support for the DFL, and court-determined redistricting is changing the political map. MinnPost’s analysis shows that these five Senate races, and 15 House races, are the ones to be on the lookout for in 2022….

Bakk is a well-known politician in the Iron Range….

One Wisconsin woman described feeling “really shakey and faint” after drinking a cocktail with delta-8 THC in a Minnesota bar….

It could be close. The DFL has dominated statewide elections in Minnesota, but the party hasn’t fared as well in legislative and congressional races. The 2020 election in which Joe Biden topped Donald Trump by 7 percentage points saw the GOP keep control of the state Senate by one seat and get close to replacing the DFL in the House majority….