Month: September 2022

The obscure document produced by some ballot tabulators won’t prove the fraud activists think it will, experts say….

plus: Minnesota economy holds steady; voter anger suggests a volatile upcoming midterm elections….

Plus – St. Paul Fire Department requests $4 million in relief. Drag is large in the Twin Cities, despite anti drag legislation in other states. Researchers are making progress in sulfate pollution fixes….

Plus – What you need know about COVID-19 boosters; fall colors; The juiciest Lucy; And more….

The estimated $300 billion in student loan debt is assumed by taxpayers. Students whose educations were often longer and more expensive than expected led to lower paying jobs or no degree….

Finstad (46) isn’t a long-term incumbent. There are also other factors that play into his race against Democrat Jeff Ettinger….

Plus: Minneapolis names three finalists to the police chief job; Essentia Health files an unfair labor practice accusation over the pending nurse’s strike; Minnesota marijuana charges continue to be racial disparities; and many other things….

plus: Target CEO to Stay on; drought-stricken States want to tap the Mississippi (again); more….

Residents claim that people sell and use drugs openly. They also complain that officers don’t arrive until the dealers have left….

New Mexico’s allegations and others highlight the power dynamics as well as the underlying bureaucratic structures which make legislatures an environment conducive to abusive behavior. …