Month: October 2022

The candidates vying to represent Minnesota’s First Congressional District differ over issues and argue over those policy differences. But the national parties and interest groups who fund attack ads have largely stayed out of the race….

Nearly half the Americans said they gained weight after living in isolation and stress. COVID is not only about weight gain. For many others, it has fundamentally changed how we eat….

Plus : Three men are arrested in Bloomington for catalytic converter thefts; an Albert Lea lawyer challenges voting equipment; the Minnesota-based Adams Publishing Group purchases 13 Montana newspapers….

There is no time for greatness or goodwill. It’s time to be honest, both to the game as well as to those who pay to see it….

plus: Homicide suspect arrested after widespread text alert; Trump endorses Kim Crockett as SOS; more hospital job vacancies; and many other things….

Companies like 3M have donated money to PACs that run attack ads against Ellison and Schultz….

“The only thing the GOP and DFL can agree upon is that they don’t want to support Black media. Although they might disagree with each other, that is the one thing they share in common,” stated Sheletta Brundidge of Minnesota, a podcaster and media personality….

plus: Minnesota is no longer the nation’s leader in math according to a nationwide assessment; a DFLer from northern Minnesota seeks support from Native voters; September was one of the driest in Minnesota history; and many other details….

Plus; Rep. Tom Emmer receives a call from Tucker Carlson; Minnesota Aurora hopes that she can go pro; Why last night’s storm was so dirty; and many other things….

The main concern of many Minnesota voters was crime, which is why it has been a key focus of political campaigns. It is not clear how much it will mobilize voters….