Plus: public defender wrongfully accused; AG files another anti-fraud suit; and more in your Minnesota news roundup.
A recent MinnPost Voices piece suggested a proposed Minnesota data center project met the full transparency standard. It did not.
The about-face by the president is familiar. Trump encouraged ballots by mail in 2024 and has a history of voting by mail himself.
The Legislature closed an exclusion in sexual assault law that made a distinction between ‘voluntarily’ or ‘involuntarily’ ...
The Affordable Housing Trust Fund, established in 2003 to provide ‘gap funding’ for development, is on its third straight year of decline.
An advisory board with representatives from middle and high schools in Minnesota recommended adopting the seal of climate literacy.
Plus: St. Paul foundry shuts down; hey Siri, who should I vote for; and more in your Minnesota news roundup.
Free or nearly-free parking is a nice-to-have in St. Paul, but when the city is in the hole, it’s time to rethink old policies.
Commissioners warned property tax increases can't permanently make up for the massive cuts from the federal government.
Will Michele Tafoya’s efforts to link Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan to fraud succeed, or will the Trump factor sink Tafoya in the Senate race?
El Niño is predicted, with a confidence of greater than 90%, to become a super El Niño, with potential to become the strongest recorded climate event since 1950, according to the National Weather ...
And other spooky tales for October. Plus: 10 people indicted for voter fraud; the Fighting What?; and more in your Minnesota news roundup.
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