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Here's What To Think About As You Consider Your Choices For County Attorney
"Our next Hennepin County attorney must be ready, willing and able to use their power to address concerns around community safety."
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Workers At Minneapolis Starbucks Strike On First Day Of Pumpkin Spice Season
The one-day strike comes a month after workers at 4712 Cedar Ave. walked off the job for two days.
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Reformer: Walz Needs To Confront Test Scores In His Second Term
The academic and social damage caused by the pandemic school closures will be felt for years, perhaps even decades to come.
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What Happens When Federal Relief Funding For Minneapolis And Other Cities Runs Out?
The city of Minneapolis will use $81 million in federal pandemic relief to balance its budget over the next two years.
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Pete Buttigieg Visits The Bus And The Fair
The U.S. Transportation Secretary got appreciative shouts at the State Fair's opening day Thursday.
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Minnesota Test Scores Down Since Pandemic; MDE Pledges To Do More
Fewer than half of Minnesota students are proficient in math and 51 percent are proficient in reading, according to newly released results.
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The Deeper Implications Of The Human Rights Report On Minneapolis Police | Opinion
The ultimate goal of the consent decree should be that each and every one of these headlines would no longer apply.
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To Counter GOP Meddling, Some Cannabis Activists Pushed Effort To Change Party Name
These days, Oliver Steinberg, chair and co-founder of the Grassroots Legalize Cannabis Party, is feeling besieged on multiple fronts.
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Sources: Sen. Omar Fateh Misled DFL Colleagues About Federal Perjury Case
That contest vaulted Fateh into prominence after he unseated then-state Sen. Jeff Hayden by nearly 2,000 votes.
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Clean Water Is A Winning Issue. Why Are Politicians So Against It? | Opinion
This isn’t good for Minnesota, and it’s not good politics.
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Biden Urges Ban Assault Weapons Ban, As U.S. House Democrats Advance Gun Control Bills
“This isn’t about taking away anyone’s rights. This is about protecting children,” Biden said.
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Because Of One Word, Minnesota Can't Issue Refunds For Overpaid Unemployment Tax
They should have written “article” instead of “section.”
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Fourth Grader Who Survived Uvalde School Shooting Will Testify Before Congress
The hearing will be broken into two panels of witnesses.
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What Gun Control Proposals Will The U.S. House Consider? Here's The List
Democrats on the U.S. House Judiciary Committee have unveiled a gun control legislative package that they plan to mark up Thursday morning.
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Tirado Settlement Is An Unsatisfactory End To Two Outrageous Incidents In City History | Column
The supposed link between Nesterak and Mannix and Tirado is that all three had been hit with police projectiles.
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Xcel Energy Time-Of-Use Rate Pilot Shows Only Slight Impact On Peak Demand
Under traditional electric rates, most residential utility customers pay the same prices for power no matter the time of day.
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Democrats Need To Become Antimonopolists Again | Opinion
Inflation has skyrocketed, real wages are declining for many people, and baby formula is nowhere to be found.
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Minnesota Nurses Attack Hospital Executive Pay Ahead Of Union Negotiations
Meanwhile, hospital executives have often seen major increases in their compensation, even just year to year, according to tax filings.
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Minnesota Nurses Attack Hospital Executive Pay Amid Union Negotiations
The attack at the beginning of negotiations is an unusually confrontational strategy — even for one of the state’s most active unions.
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MPD Cops Raking In Big Time Overtime Could Also Pump Up Their Pensions
Minneapolis cops who are raking in big time overtime bucks could also plump up their pensions if they're close to retiring.