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Right-Wingers Continue Quest To Change Minnesota Elections; Progressives Form Group To Protect Them
A progressive coalition of two dozen groups is fighting back, countering election conspiracy claims.
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Jensen's Tax Cut Would Require Deep Spending Cuts Minnesotans Of Both Parties Will Reject
The Republican nominee has proposed eliminating Minnesota’s income tax.
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Millions Of Workers Are Dealing With Long COVID. Advocates Call For Expanding Social Safety Net.
Sixteen million people of working age in the U.S. suffer with long COVID.
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U Of M Reaches Tentative Agreement With Services Workers, Averts Strike
New union employees would see the biggest gains with the minimum wage rising from $15 to $20 an hour, backdated to July 1.
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Scott Jensen Provides More Details About Plan To Eliminate Personal Income Tax
The Republican nominee for governor said he wants Minnesota to become the 10th state in the U.S. without a personal income tax.
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Fact-Check: Minnesota Students Of Color Aren't Doing Better Than Peers, As Walz Said
The governor’s campaign said Walz “transposed” the phrases “white students” and “students of color” during the debate Tuesday.
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Uber And Lyft Drivers Press Lawmakers To Address Long-Standing Labor Complaints
Drivers say the companies continue to gobble up more of each fare — more than 60% by their estimates.
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Minnesota House Candidate Encourages People To Fly Confederate Flag, Calls Islam A Satanic Plague
Stephen Doerr is running against Rep. Gene Pelowski, DLF-Winona, in House District 26A.
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U Of M Service Workers Set Strike Dates As Negotiations Stall
The union represents 1,500 service workers across the University of Minnesota.
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Workers Launch 2-Day Strike At 7 Of The Biggest Condo Buildings In The Twin Cities
Workers had set an Oct. 11 deadline for their employer FirstService Residential to come to the table to negotiate a "fair process."
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Minnesota Budget Project At 25: Ensuring Everyday Minnesotans Are A Priority At The Capitol
In 1997, the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits created the Minnesota Budget Project.
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County Attorney Candidate Says She Inadvertently Filed For Office With Expired Law License
Hennepin County attorney candidate Martha Holton Dimick also deactivated the license in August before recently reactivating it.
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Minnesota Reformer: Election Deniers Are A Threat To Minnesota's Democracy
"Election deniers are serving or running for office, chief among them Republican secretary of state candidate Kim Crockett."
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University Of Minnesota Service Workers Vote To Strike Over ‘Poverty Wages'
“We intend to end poverty wages at the University of Minnesota,” said Mick Kelly, 65, a cook who’s worked at the university for 20 years.
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Labor Activists, Lawmakers Call For Greater Accountability In Construction Following Rape Report
Norma Izaguirre said she was raped on a construction site last year in Eagan.
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Minneapolis City Council Member's Wife's Nonprofit Reported Feeding 2,500 Children Per Day
Jamal Osman's nonprofit has been rocked by alleged fraud in Minnesota.
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Nurses Vote To Stay In Union At Mayo Health Clinic In Lake City
The election follows a major defeat for the nurses’ union earlier this year at the Mayo Clinic’s Mankato Hospital.
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What Biden's Marijuana Announcement Means For Minnesota
The president announced he is pardoning all people with federal convictions for simple marijuana possession.
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Klobuchar At U Of M Event Touts Voting Rights Record, Work On Electoral Count Act
The senator on Thursday discussed several recent events that have undermined democracy and voting rights.
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Minnesota Legislators Create Secular Caucus To Counter Christian Nationalism
The caucus opposes religious discrimination and wants to uphold the constitutional separation of church and state.