Counter proposal: Canada to purchase Minnesota

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Breaking Barriers: How Minnesota’s Clean Slate Law Changes Lives

January 1, 2025, marked a transformative moment for Minnesota and its people. With the launch of the Clean Slate law, the state has taken...

Have a good time 35 Years of Unity on the 2025 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday Breakfast in Minneapolis

The thirty fifth Annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday Breakfast is here, bringing together the Twin Cities community to honor Dr. King’s timeless...

Soldier from Minnesota killed in flight-related accident in South Korea

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Business

Real World Economics: Enter the brand new yr with a dose of knowledgeable skepticism

Edward Lotterman The brand new yr of 2025 had dawned. As in 1861 or 1939, the sensation that we face...

Worker burned at Summit Brewing awarded $56 million by jury

A Ramsey County jury awarded $56 million in damages and interest this week to an worker of the Summit Brewing Company who was badly...

‘Exactly the best moment.’ House DFL wants tax on top earners, corporations amid budget surplus

House Taxes Committee chair Aisha Gomez, far right, speaking at Monday's press conference, as state Rep. Dave Lislegard and House Speaker Melissa Hortman look...

Working Strategies: Change is feasible at any age

Amy Lindgren Second Sunday Series – Editor’s Note: That is the fourth of 12 columns on making a profession change which appear the second Sunday...

Real World Economics: U.S. is tops, apart from health care

Edward Lotterman Perceptions often clash with reality and relating to decisions, perceptions often hold sway. The Oct. 19 issue of The Economist, the world’s most influential...

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The Way forward for Minnesota’s Marijuana Industry Amid Federal Legalization: A Delicate Balance

Because the nation’s marijuana industry anticipates federal legalization under President-elect Donald Trump, the emerging cannabis sector in Minnesota is expressing concerns about what such...

More turnover at the highest within the Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management

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Sen. Tina Smith recalls the events of Jan. 6, 2021

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Arts & Culture

Forced Entertainment returns to the Walker

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Doc in Minneapolis: A Recent Medical Drama That Will Keep You Hooked

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jsvMeS3mIXk This January, FOX is introducing a brand new medical drama that guarantees to tug at your heartstrings and keep...

The Brutalist

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdRXPAHIEW4 It only takes a couple of minutes to determine that The Brutalist is a superb murals.  Stay within the know....

C.C. Andrews: Civil War veteran, international diplomat and Minnesota’s first chief fire warden

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Mia’s ‘Artists at Work’ exhibition showcases the creative talents of museum staff

The Minneapolis Institute of Art (Mia) is well known as a hub for world-class art and cultural exploration. Yet,...

Black reverse migration is about reclaiming the South

For hundreds of years, the South has been an area of contradiction for Black Americans — each a house...

The Black Excellence Experience: A Call for Black Artists

Are you a Black artist able to share your creative vision with the community? The Sabathani Community Center invites...

Politics

‘Spirited advocate for the people’: Minnesota DFLer Rick Nolan dies at 80

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Mancini’s quest to honor Italian Americans 4 years after toppling of State Capitol Columbus statue

It’s been empty since June of 2020 and the statue that when stood atop the granite pedestal is packaged away somewhere near the State...

Proposed ‘modifications’ to Minnesota marijuana law range from licensing to expanded medical home grow

The lead sponsors of 2023’s recreational cannabis law are sensitive to suggestions that the sweeping law needs “fixing.” Such a word is perhaps interpreted...

Speech evaluation: Walz celebrates Owatonna school, defends trifecta via listicle and pitches Democrats for 2024

What does Owatonna High School should do with the state of the state of Minnesota? Gov. Tim Walz can explain. Just give him a number...

‘Missing middle’ housing bill off the table on the Legislature, for this session

It was the sort of political coalition that ought to have meant the bill must have had a simple time within the Minnesota Legislature. DFLers...

Horse track betting plan could stumble amid pushback from key gambling players

It’s called historical horse racing and it might be history in Minnesota before the primary call to the post. Because the Minnesota Racing Commission is...

Health

Latest Yr’s baby born at St. Paul hospital where his parents, other members of the family work

The primary Latest Yr’s baby at United Hospital was born to a few who not only work on the hospital but who've three members of the family who also work there, hospital officials said. Malakai Txuj Ci Strub was born...

With Trump on the way in which, look to states to fight medical debt

Fearful that President-elect Donald Trump will curtail federal efforts to tackle the nation’s medical debt problem, patient and consumer advocates need to states to...

Self-care suggestions to administer stress amongst rising opioid addiction risks

You don’t must struggle with addiction and mental health challenges alone. Assistance is here! GET HELP Stress and anxiety are two of probably the most common...

How Eczema May Be Different in People of Color

Eczema, also often called atopic dermatitis, may cause inflamed, itchy, and scaly patches of skin. While it’s commonly depicted on lighter skin tones as...

Know the early signs of domestic abuse – It could save your life

Recognizing the early signs of domestic abuse might be confusing. The signs often start subtly, making it difficult to discover at first stages, and...

Food

Black reverse migration is about reclaiming the South

For hundreds of years, the South has been an area of contradiction for Black Americans — each a house wealthy with history and culture...

The Black Excellence Experience: A Call for Black Artists

Are you a Black artist able to share your creative vision with the community? The Sabathani Community Center invites you to step into the...

Between headlines and olive trees with JoAnn Verberg

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Moving to France for six months taught Shoreview man about wine, food and belonging

Steve Hoffman was living a really odd life in Shoreview when he decided to do something quite extraordinary in 2012 — take a six-month...

Letters: Mom couldn’t understand why anyone would pay a lot to eat out — until daughter began taking her

Only regret is I didn’t do it sooner My parents were immigrants. They'd no concept of “eating out.” They'd no concept of quite a lot...

Bans on ‘junk fees,’ endlessly chemicals and binary triggers amongst recent Minnesota laws as of Jan. 1

A slate of latest Minnesota laws is about to enter effect on Jan. 1. Listed below are a number of the greater changes: ‘Taylor Swift bill’ Ticket...

Our food writers’ 10 favorite dishes of 2024

It’s that point of yr again after we look back on the yr that was. As all the time, we’ve had loads of outstanding bites...

Cheers to 5 great drinks from 2024

Though high-end cocktails appear to be less popular than they were a number of years ago and craft beer has lost a few of...

Now open: Zao Bakery, a brand new Chinese cafe on University Avenue in St. Paul

Zao Bakery and Cafe, a brand new destination for Chinese breakfast foods like steamed buns and congee, is now open on University Avenue near...

Sports

Black Coaches Make History in College Football Playoffs

In a historic moment for faculty football, two Black head coaches, Marcus Freeman and James Franklin, are set to face off within the College...

Cretin-Derham Hall Stays Perfect with a Thrilling Win Over Totino-Grace

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkxMVWRrd9Q Cretin-Derham Hall kept their flawless season intact with an 82-77 victory over the Totino-Grace Eagles on Friday night, a game that served as sweet...

Wild report: Rossi’s complete all-around game earns weekly NHL honor

While no person would claim that there's a true “substitute” for talented Minnesota Wild forward Kirill Kaprizov available on the present roster, Marco Rossi...

Unrivaled Basketball: Revolutionizing Women’s Sports with 3-on-3 Motion

The landscape of girls’s skilled sports in the US is about to alter with the launch of Unrivaled Basketball, a groundbreaking 3-on-3 skilled women’s...

Environment

Minneapolis Climate Motion takes equitable approach to combating climate change

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Minnesota cities tap utility fees to assist fund local clean energy and climate motion

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Greater than 100 projects on tap to receive environmental trust fund dollars

The Minnesota House of Representatives has approved the expenditure of nearly $80 million in state lottery money on greater than 100 environmental projects across...

Opinion

Looking back and ahead on our urban affairs

Cityscape | Twin Cities urban geographer Bill Lindeke weighs in on city life, transportation, planning and more in his column delivered to your inbox...

Olson Memorial fixes, a Cargill heir’s land grab and St. Paul’s last ash tree

Cityscape | Twin Cities urban geographer Bill Lindeke weighs in on city life, transportation, planning and more in his column delivered to your inbox...

Here’s some more scrutiny for the Ford Site, probably the most heavily scrutinized piece of land in St. Paul history

Cityscape | Twin Cities urban geographer Bill Lindeke weighs in on city life, transportation, planning and more in his column delivered to your inbox...

What’s the longer term of gas? In Minnesota, utilities must share 10-year visions

Nobody knows what a gas utility will appear to be a quarter-century from now, as many states near deadlines for his or her 2050...

FBI sent several informants to Standing Rock protests, court documents show

“This story was originally published by Grist. Enroll for Grist’s weekly newsletter here.” As much as 10 informants managed by the FBI were embedded in...

What’s the fairest solution to reduce nitrate contamination in Minnesota?

A general consensus amongst lawmakers is that the state must tackle the longstanding problem of nitrate contamination in Minnesota groundwater. The perfect solution to...

Ice cover on the upper Mississippi River was fleeting this winter. Is that this our future?

Anthony Larson describes himself as a hard-core ice fisher. Living in La Crosse, Wisconsin, right next to the Mississippi River, he has the luxurious to...

Education

St. Paul Public Schools begins open house tours before priority enrollment deadline

St. Paul Public Schools will begin hosting open houses at each of its schools this week ahead of the district’s Feb. 14 priority enrollment...

Minnesota lawmakers hoped eighth grade algebra would get way more students to calculus. It hasn’t

From Other Nonprofit Media showcases select work from other nonprofit news sites across the nation. This story about eighth grade algebra was produced by The...

Joe Soucheray: Don’t dissolve right into a sea of acolytes and faculty district bureaucracy, Stacie Stanley

St. Paul’s first public school superintendent, the Rev. E.D. Neill, also served as secretary and treasurer of the fledging board when it was established...

5 Revolutionary Programs Supporting Students’ Mental Wellness 

Spotting anxiety and depression isn’t as easy because it seems in movies or on television. Young people in emotional distress don’t all the time...

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