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HELP WANTED: Minnesota Tax Commissioner; Cynthia Bauerly Exiting Post
Cynthia Bauerly, the longest-serving commissioner for the Minnesota Department of Revenue, is departing the administration of Gov.
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MPR And American Public Media Employees Demand Leaders Address Racial And Gender Inequities
Employees at Minnesota Public Radio and its parent company American Public Media authored a letter to readers on Tuesday.
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Don’t Listen To A Certain President Of The United States — Voting Twice Carries Consequences
Voting twice is a crime under both state and federal law.
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More Than 231,000 Minnesotans Were Jobless In August
Minnesota’s unemployment rate was 7.4% in August, a decline of 0.2% from July as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to stress businesses.
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‘We Can’t Take It Anymore’: Minneapolis Principal Says City Feels Out Of Control After Student’s Death
Dozens of other Minneapolis Public Schools principals gathered in a show of solidarity.
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Pelowski Busted Paying Rent, Utilities With Campaign Money
DFL Rep. Gene Pelowski got dinged by the Campaign Finance and Public Disclosure Board.
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Minnesota Begins COVID-19 Survey To Find Hot Spots And Gauge Spread
The Minnesota Department of Health began a two-week survey of randomly selected households across the state on Monday.
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Can Minnesota Republicans Win Key Legislative Races Despite Trump’s Poor Polling Numbers?
Republicans trying to win back control of the Minnesota House after losing the majority in 2018 remain confident in their chances.
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MPR News Reporter Quits, Accuses Editors Of Suppressing Sexual Misconduct Investigation Into DJ
A longtime Minnesota Public Radio News reporter announced her resignation on Monday, accusing editors of suppressing her investigation.
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Minnesota Receives Top Ranking For Pro-Charter School Laws In New Report
Minnesota ranked among the top five states for pro-charter school laws in a new report.
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Anti-Police-Brutality Activist/House Candidate’s Son Arrested On Gun Charge
The conservative publication Alpha News first reported Damarco Thompson’s arrest.
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KSTP/Survey USA Poll: Trump Trails Biden By 9 Points In Final Stretch Of Campaign
Former Vice President Joe Biden leads President Donald Trump 49% to 40% in a KSTP/Survey USA poll released Wednesday.
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Allina Health Care Workers Postpone Strike Following Threat Of Unusual Legal Challenge
Around 200 health care workers at two Allina hospitals will postpone a two-day strike .
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Star Tribune: Department Of Human Services Accused Of “Toxic Environment” For Employees Of Color
The report cites on-the-record comments and public records.
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House DFL Fundraiser Canceled After Pushback From Police Group Over Candidate’s Protest Remarks
The House DFL canceled a fundraiser featuring candidate John Thompson, an anti-police-brutality activist under fire.
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Federal COVID-19 Aid Dries Up In Minnesota: $165 Million Remains In CARES Act Funds
Just $165 million remains of the more than $2 billion in federal funding allocated to Minnesota under the Federal CARES Act.
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Edina Teachers’ Union Files Legal Grievance Over COVID-19 Layoffs
The union representing Edina teachers filed a legal grievance in August over pandemic-related layoffs.
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Walz’s Office Issues Blistering Response Ahead Of Governor’s Meeting With GOP Leader
Walz’s chief of staff issued a blistering letter Wednesday night after the senator criticized the governor’s use of emergency powers.
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RSLC To Spend $500,000 In Effort To Hold Minnesota Senate, Flip House
National political money is flooding Minnesota, which has the nation’s only divided Legislature ahead of a crucial redistricting election.
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Minnesota Teachers’ Union Urges School Districts To Delay First Day Of School
Minnesota school districts’ fall plans are guided by county-level COVID-19 data and their abilities to implement safety measures.