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Minnesota Job Vacancies Fell Nearly 25% Early In The Pandemic
The number of open jobs in Minnesota declined nearly 25% during the early months of the pandemic.
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Official Sounding Center For Voter Information Clogging Mailboxes
Some Minnesota voters have become very familiar with mailings from the Center for Voter Information.
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Minnesota Reports 2,178 New COVID-19 Cases And 15 Deaths
Minnesota reported 2,178 new cases of COVID-19 Tuesday, marking more than two weeks of daily case counts above 1,000.
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All-Star Lineup Urges Minnesotans To Keep Voting Streak Alive
This year, due to the pandemic, ballots must be postmarked by Election Day, Nov. 3, to be counted.
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Study: Minnesotans Exposed To Disinformation Via Facebook Ahead Of Election Day
Minnesotans are awash in social media disinformation in the runup to Election Day— primarily on Facebook.
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Gun Control Group Everytown Spending Big On Minnesota Senate
The gun control group, is spending an eye-popping $1 million in late money on direct mail and digital ads, to flip the Minnesota Senate.
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GOP U.S. Senate Candidate Jason Lewis Undergoes Emergency Surgery
“Early this morning, (former Rep.) Lewis was rushed to the emergency room with severe abdominal pain,” his campaign said in a statement.
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VP Mike Pence To Campaign In Hibbing Despite COVID-19 Outbreak In His Office
Vice President Mike Pence is returning to northern Minnesota to campaign for President Donald Trump.
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Boogaloo Boi Charged With Shooting Into Minneapolis Third Precinct During Riots
U.S. Attorney Erica MacDonald on Friday announced the federal charge against Ivan Harrison Hunter, who was arrested in Texas on Wednesday.
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Police Groups Ask Gov. Tim Walz To Stop Commenting On George Floyd Case
Walz has been vocal about wanting to see the officers charged and convicted in Floyd’s death.
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Walz Mobilizes National Guard Following Dismissal Of Third-Degree Murder Charge Against Derek Chauvin
He also denied motions to dismiss charges against three other ex-officers in connection with Floyd’s death.
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Truck Driver Faces Felony Charge For Driving Through George Floyd Protestors On I-35w Bridge
Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman announced the charges against Bogdan Vechirko of Ostego on Thursday.
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Judge Rules Derek Chauvin Will Face Two Charges In George Floyd’s Death, Drops One Charge
The third-degree murder charge against Chauvin, however, was dismissed.
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Survey Says Most Neighbors Want 38th And Chicago To Reopen
The area has since become an autonomous zone controlled by a group called Meet on the Street.
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Minn. Supreme Court Candidate Could Face Probation For The Second Time
The state Supreme Court will review the disciplinary recommendation and make a final decision.
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Walz Signs $1.9 Billion Tax Cut, Public Works Borrowing Legislation Into Law
“We have a bonding bill,” Walz said shortly after signing the legislation.
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Walz Tours Oakdale COVID-19 Saliva Testing Lab Capable Of Processing 30,000 Samples Daily
The COVID saliva lab will be able to process up to 30,000 samples a day when operating at full capacity.
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Minnesota Reports 1,120 New COVID-19 Cases And 7 Deaths
Minnesota reported 1,120 new cases of COVID-19 Tuesday, marking nearly two consecutive weeks of daily case counts above 1,000.
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GOP Lawmakers Pledge To Return Kids To School If They Win Majorities In Minn. Senate, House
The news conference came just 15 days before Election Day, when voters will decide who will control the Minnesota House and Senate.
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MSP Airport Approves $15 Minimum Wage For Thousands Of Workers
Thousands of workers — mostly immigrants and people of color — will see their wages increase over the next two years.