Plus: Henry sues Her; Eichorn sentenced; Plymouth cancels Flock; price of oil changes is up; and more in your news roundup. The post Those potholes are becoming a real nuisance appeared first on MinnPost .
The Minnesota River Collaborative focuses its legal and technical expertise on drainage projects along the river, one of the most polluted in the country. The post ‘We’ve moved the needle’: How a citizen group is shaping cleanup efforts on the Minnesota River appeared first on MinnPost .
The Iron Range offers a window into communities reckoning with how their identities must change for the betterment of future generations as schools increasingly collaborate. The post When rural districts combine, wins for budgets and students come with identity loss appeared first on MinnPost .
The willingness of nurses to take on more responsibility made it possible for veterans to keep receiving care after physicians left. The post How nurse anesthetists met a critical need at the Minneapolis VA appeared first on MinnPost .
While the overall trend is positive, experts and advocates worry federal cuts will lead to backsliding and leave disparities unaddressed. The post Minnesota has some of country’s lowest teen pregnancy rates – but worst racial disparities appeared first on MinnPost .
Your daily Minnesota news roundup starts … NOW. In the wake of the COVID pandemic and with the rise of remote work, office vacancies have risen in both downtown St. […] The post Oppa Gundam style appeared first on MinnPost .
The state’s elderly and disabled face long delays in approval for care, shuttered clinics and fewer caregivers in the war on fraud. The post Minnesota’s most vulnerable citizens are collateral damage in federal crackdown on Medicaid program appeared first on MinnPost .
Designer Tal Rosner brings ‘The Firebird’ to life through video mapping — plus, why the Guthrie's ‘Waiting for Godot’ feels newly relevant. The post Orchestra Hall’s iconic cubes get a video projection makeover appeared first on MinnPost .
The Minneapolis City Council should oppose Mayor Jacob Frey's proposal to cut $2.6 million from the city's violence interruption program. The post Public safety means preventing violence before it happens appeared first on MinnPost .
It’s not clear what impact the endorsement will have in South Dakota, where no Democrat has held statewide office since 2015. The post Republican who oversees South Dakota’s elections endorses a Democrat in the race to succeed her appeared first on MinnPost .
Plus: Flanagan eyes Indian Affairs Committee; a time capsule from 1970; and more in your news roundup. The post My mayor strong, my stonewort starry appeared first on MinnPost .
A human in the driver’s seat of a driverless taxi won’t solve some of the bigger headaches brought on by Waymo’s arrival. The post What should Minneapolis do about Waymo? appeared first on MinnPost .