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Analysis: Blue Collar Workers In Service And Other Industries Bearing The Economic Brunt Of The Pandemic
In Minnesota, roughly 10% of the labor force works in retail, and another 7% in leisure and hospitality.
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Mail-In Ballot Witness Requirement Waived For Minnesota’s November Election
A court order allowing registered Minnesota voters to skip getting a witness signature on their mail-in ballot.
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Minnesota Reports 629 New COVID-19 Cases And 9 Deaths
More than 57,700 Minnesotans have tested positive for COVID-19 and 1,629 have died, according to the Minnesota Department of Health.
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Commemorative Street Name To Honor George Floyd Approved By Minneapolis Planning Commission Approves
The Minneapolis City Planning Commission voted Monday to rename a stretch of Chicago Avenue in honor of George Floyd.
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Minnesota School Reopening Plans: Decisions So Far, Upcoming Announcements From The State’s Largest Districts
Three of Minnesota’s 10 largest school districts have announced their plans for the start of the upcoming school year.
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Minnesota Reports 779 New COVID-19 Cases And 6 Deaths
More than 54,400 Minnesotans have tested positive for COVID-19 and 1,600 have died, according to the Minnesota Department of Health.
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Ivanka Trump Visits Minnesota For Opening Of Missing And Murdered Native American Cold Case Office
President Donald Trump’s daughter and senior advisor Ivanka Trump visited Bloomington, Minn. Monday.
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Three Homeless Shelters To Open In Minneapolis; State Pledges $19m On Homelessness Response
City, county and state leaders announced more than $19 million in government funding for three new shelters in Minneapolis.
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“Heal America Tour” Shows Divisions In Police Reform Movement
"Heal America was conceived as a national project, but Minneapolis is ground zero for any attempt to reimagine policing in America."
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HealthPartners: Now Is No Time To Close Riverside Clinic
HealthPartners announced earlier this month that they would be closing seven healthcare facilities across the state.
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Federal Unemployment Aid Didn’t Stop People From Seeking Work, Study Says
State governments calculate unemployment benefits using an individual’s recent earnings history and a set rate of replacement.
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Minneapolis Mayor Orders Bar Areas Closed To Curb COVID-19 Spread
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey ordered all bar areas closed in the city amid concerns of rising COVID-19 cases.
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Horror Stories: Shielding Long Term Care Facilities From Lawsuits Would Protect The Bad Actors
"Immunity isn’t needed to protect businesses that have done the right things."
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Charter Commission Skeptical Of Proposal To Strip Minneapolis Police Department From City Charter
The Minneapolis City Council wants the Charter Commission to let voters delete the Police Department from the city charter.
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Senate Republicans Pursue Benefits Pay Cut For Jobless; Adjourn Without Action
Democratic leaders slammed Republicans Friday for leaving in the lurch millions of jobless Americans.
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The March To Martial Law Has Fewer Obstacles Than You Realize
As he showed in Lafayette Square, Trump has no compunction about calling on federal forces to further his political ends.
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Charges Say Chauvin Pretended To Live In Florida. How Common Is That?
Authorities allege the hustle was the type that may be familiar to some Minnesotans: They claimed they live in Florida.
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Audit: Commission Gave Enbridge Too Much Influence At Early Meetings
The Legislative Auditor released a report Monday critical of the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission.
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The Minnesota Lawsuit Against Big Oil Is About Environmental Protection — But Also Racial Justice
Minnesotans place a high value on accountability. In the 1990s, we led the nation by taking Big Tobacco to court for lying.
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Monuments And The Different Meanings Of Honoring And Remembering
Stone Mountain Park contains — at its center — a massive monolith serving as a memorial to the confederacy.