A recent MinnPost Voices piece suggested a proposed Minnesota project met that standard. It did not. The post Counterpoint: Transparency matters in data center development appeared first on MinnPost .
Graphite Publishing keeps growing, thanks to a uniquely Minnesota community of new music creators. The post Twin Cities composers built a publishing business for a new era of digital music appeared first on MinnPost .
The about-face by the president is familiar. Trump encouraged his voters to cast their ballots by mail in 2024 and has repeatedly voted by mail himself, despite a long record of attacking the practice. The post Trump drops longtime aversion to mail-in voting with GOP trailing in polls appeared first
Early voting is underway in Minnesota, where Amy Klobuchar faces Lisa Demuth for governor and Peggy Flanagan takes on Michele Tafoya for U.S. Senate. Learn who’s on the ballot and how to vote before or on Nov. 3. The post Who’s on the ballot in Minnesota? A guide to governor, Senate and other st
Sheriff Fletcher was right to raise the issue of delinquent youth, and Somali Americans must act to stop a cycle of gang involvement and violence, writes former caseworker Mahdi Warsama. The post Opinion: Minnesota Somali Americans must confront problems of youth delinquency,violence appeared first
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. The post One simple solution to St. Paul’s budget woes appeared first on MinnPost .
The Affordable Housing Trust Fund, established in 2003 to provide ‘gap funding’ for development, is on its third straight year of decline. The post In Minneapolis, a fund to boost affordable housing faces a backslide appeared first on MinnPost .
Plus: St. Paul foundry shuts down; hey Siri, who should I vote for; and more in your Minnesota news roundup. The post The political ads at night are big and bright appeared first on MinnPost .
An outcry over the case prompted the Legislature to close an exclusion in state law that made a distinction as to whether a victim was ‘voluntarily’ or ‘involuntarily’ intoxicated. The post A Minnesota rape case that echoes Cornell scandal led to the closing of a legal ‘loophole’
Northern Iron and Machine, a foundry on St. Paul’s East Side, is closing after a yearslong battle with pollution regulators. Neighbors want to make sure no new polluter comes in and to share success across the city The post St. Paul neighbors celebrate as Northern Iron ends production — and push
An advisory board with representatives from middle and high schools in Minnesota recommended adopting the seal of climate literacy. The post In an age of climate disaster, more states offer students a way to show they are ‘climate literate’ appeared first on MinnPost .
Multiple immigration detainees in Minnesota have been ordered released by federal judges only for them to be immediately re-detained by immigration officers at the doors of the Whipple Federal building. The post Catch, release, catch: Inside ICE’s new ‘farce’ tactic appeared first