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Judges Raise Alarm Over Sole Youth Correctional Facility Closure
The move to close the facility without a replacement illustrates the challenge of doing away with such facilities altogether.
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2,000 Rally Against Line 3 At State Capitol
Protesters called on Tim Walz and Joe Biden to block the project.
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Quietly, Gradually, George Floyd Square Is Open To Traffic For The First Time Since His Murder
On the morning of June 3, there were about as many journalists in George Floyd Square as city workers who were trying to reopen.
Minneapolis|News|
Minneapolis Council Committee Votes To Put Rent Control Questions On Ballot
The Minneapolis City Council voted overwhelmingly in favor of putting two rent control questions before voters in November.
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Minnesota's Housing Market Frenzy, In Five Charts
At the height of the housing market frenzy in Minnesota this spring, stories abounded of homes purchased sight unseen.
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As Congress Tries To Regulate ‘Forever Chemicals,' Local Water Systems Push Back
Local water utilities worried about getting hit with lawsuits and high cleanup costs are stepping up their lobbying.
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The Group Working To Get More Minnesota Women Of Color Onto Corporate Boards
Lorinda Burgess is an accomplished businesswoman.
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Q&A: How Minnesota Can Help Single Mothers And Their Children
Ally Hanten Ebert says her ultimate goal is to work herself out of a job.
Minneapolis|News|
Thompson Says He Won't Resign
Rep. John Thompson, DFL-St. Paul, is not going to resign.
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Where Do They Live? Rep. John Thompson Case Shows How Easy It Is For Lawmakers To Keep Address Private
The controversy swirling around Rep. John Thompson, DFL-St. Paul, over his July Fourth traffic stop has helped expose a loophole.
Minneapolis|News|
Reformer Radio: Where The Economy Goes From Here
Unemployment in Minnesota has returned to near pre-pandemic lows and labor force participation continues to tick up.
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Walz Restricts Gay Conversion Therapy, Overriding Republican Objections
During a ceremonial signing on Thursday morning, DFL Gov. Tim Walz issued an executive order.
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‘We're Here To Ask For Help': Tribal Leaders Urge Walz To Block Line 3
White Earth Nation leadership traveled to the state Capitol.
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Welcome To Todd County, Where Just 34% Of People Are Vaccinated
In Todd County, just 34% of people are vaccinated — the lowest rate in the state until Thursday.
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Minneapolis Mayor Did Not Have City Interns Work On Campaign
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey did not have city interns work on his reelection campaign.
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St. Paul Police Release Body Cam Of Rep. John Thompson's Traffic Stop
The St. Paul Police Department released the body camera footage of Rep. John Thompson, DFL-St. Paul.
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Delta Variant Q&A: Adjust Your Behavior To Deal With The Rapidly Spreading Coronavirus Variant
As the delta variant takes hold, the unvaccinated are in for a rude awakening.
Minneapolis|News|
Teens In Foster Care Will Go To College For Free, Under New State Program
Antania Goff remembers thinking, “This is my first step to changing my life,” when she opened her acceptance letter.
Minneapolis|News|
Public Safety Alternatives Are Untested, Viewed Skeptically By Anti-Police Activists
Minneapolis, Brooklyn Center and other cities have turned to so-called credible messenger programs to help try to keep protests peaceful.
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Biden's Public Lands Pick Nears Crucial Vote In Growing Senate Confirmation Fight
Tracy Stone-Manning’s confirmation prospects appear unaffected so far as the U.S. Senate returns from its July 4 recess.