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Little, Pratt Vie For Craig's Open Seat In South Suburban Swing District
Little has to beat Pratt, who has managed to avoid getting caught up in Trump-era theatrics, which is no small feat.
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Conservative Legal Organization Sues – Again — Over Constitutionality Of DFL's 2024 Omnibus
The lawsuit asks that a state judge invalidate the entirety of the 2024 bill under the Constitution’s single subject clause.
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In Swift Reversal, Minneapolis Public Schools Superintendent Cancels Plan To Close Schools
The announcement surprised some board members, who were “blindsided” by the superintendent’s announcement.
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Minnesota Seeks To Replace Fraud-Ridden Housing Stabilization Services With New Program
The spokesperson also pointed to the department’s existing program integrity work on the other Medicaid services deemed vulnerable to fraud.
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Anxiety Is Growing Trump May Try To Disrupt The Midterm Elections. States Are Prepping.
Johnston and other local and state officials across the country are bracing for possible federal election interference.
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Food Safety Finds A Place Among ‘Kitchen-Table' Political Issues
Democrats are on the offensive, saying voters worried about the safety of the U.S. food supply should oust Republicans in the midterms.
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Minnesota Healthcare Providers Detail Harm To Patients From Operation Metro Surge
An article in the New England Journal of Medicine this month details the impact of the administration's immigration crackdown on patients.
Across Minnesota, MN|News|
Trump Plan Would Bar Millions Of Americans From Voting By Mail, States Tell Supreme Court
Less than two months before the Nov. 3 elections, at least two states have already begun sending ballots to voters.
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Minnesota State Fair Attendance Dips Slightly From Previous Two Years
Minnesota has an estimated 5.8 million residents. That’s around one State Fair attendance day for every three Minnesotans.
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The State Of Labor In Minnesota In 7 Charts
Unemployment exceeded the national average in January for the first time since 2007.
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Report: Feds Charge ICE Agent Christian Castro In Connection With Minneapolis Shooting
The single charge is far less than those sought by local federal prosecutors.
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AI Could Upend The Headquarters Economy That Made Minnesota Rich
Karim somehow escaped the celebrity spotlight of internet entrepreneurs who made their fortunes during the first decade of the 21st century.
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SNAP Cuts Could Raise Cost Of Free School Meals For Minnesota
Elsewhere, the cuts may lead to kids losing free school breakfast and lunch.
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A Summer Of Recalls Exposes Holes In The Nation's Food Safety Net
While the United States sees some cyclosporiasis cases every year, this year’s outbreak has crushed records.
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Minnesota Company Is Tackling Nitrogen Pollution With Ag Science In Volatile Fertilizer Market
Iran war and nitrogen pollution have created an opening for Pivot Bio, which moved here from California.
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ICE Agent Christian Castro, Charged In Minneapolis Shooting, Released From Texas Jail
A Texas law prevents law enforcement agencies from holding fugitives with pending extradition requests for more than 90 days.
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New Records Reveal Another Minneapolis Public Schools' Accounting Error — $4.1 Million
The troubled finance department is struggling amid high turnover and bad tech.
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Despite Record Low In Veteran Homelessness, Half The States Saw Increases
Veteran homelessness dipped slightly from 2024 to 2025, according to the latest results from the January 2025 point-in-time count.
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Appleton Area Could Lose More Than $800,000 Per Year In Revenue Following Government Prison Purchase
Appleton Mayor Justin Koepp said the city anticipates higher demand on its water and sewer services, or paying for higher operating costs.
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Report: Big Food Companies Regularly Sue To Stop Or Slow Down Public Health Policies
Companies have regularly sued governments around the world in an effort to prevent public health proposals from being implemented.
