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Residents were angry and annoyed by Park board members who supported encampments. During the campaign for last fall’s election, many voters stated that housing was not the responsibility of the board. …

Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS), has played a significant role in increasing Minnesotans’ access to these apps. …

Gifts matched up to 12 times by June 30…

If Walz is reelected, or if Democrats control the state House and Senate next year, any legislation that would significantly restrict abortion access will likely fail. If Republicans gain full control of the state government, however, the political picture will be different. Abortion foes will have more power. …

More: Man injured in shooting at Oakdale movie theatre; Minneapolis City Council to try to overturn Frey’s veto; greater Minnesota food shelves seeing increased demand; and many other details. …

More: 5,600 Fentanyl pills bound to St. Cloud intercepted by U.S. Steel; U.S. Steel plans a new $150 million Iron Range facility; North Dakota’s only abortion clinic closing at the end July; and many other details. …

Both before and after the ruling were polled This suggests that voters are more likely now to make a decision about how to vote. …

plus: St. Michael suspect charged with attempted murder; victim identified by family in shooting incident near Stone Arch Bridge; Target Field concert to be hosted by the Twins after-game; and many other details. …

plus: Wes Johnson, Minnesota Twins pitching coach, has resigned; Andrew Lee, Twin Cities radio personality, has also died; Hamline Midway Library is set to be demolished and replaced. …

Minnesota’s abortion rights are protected under the state constitution. However, legal does not necessarily mean available. There are only eight abortion clinics in Minnesota. Advocates and providers agree that resources are not sufficient to meet the demand for abortions as neighboring states have reduced access. …