Eric Schmitt is mad north-north-west. Plus: everybody must get merged; banning rainbows; and more in your Minnesota news roundup. The post When you don’t know a hawk from a hawkeye appeared first on MinnPost .
Despite support from other Democrats, the Senate voted 51-47 against a resolution to force U.S. probes on killings of Americans in the West Bank. The post Fetterman Sole Dem Against Investigating His Constituent’s Killer appeared first on The Intercept .
Wisconsin opted not to ban the kiosks like some states, but police and regulators say the restrictions are already having a positive effect. The post Crypto ATM scams have wreaked havoc in Wisconsin. A new law is helping change that, but did it go far enough? appeared first on MinnPost .
The support system created by the Jeremiah Program shows single mothers that they aren't facing their challenges alone. The post Single moms are the community experts Minnesota needs appeared first on MinnPost .
Burnham has a clear vision for Britain – but not for how it fits into a troubled world | Rafael Behr
The Labour leader has set out his plans with passion and ambition, but the story he tells lacks a vital chapter on managing global chaos Andy Burnham is at home at Labour conference , and not only because it is in Liverpool and he has Merseyside roots. The prime minister is native to his political t
The Minneapolis-based artist’s love for the city comes through in ‘Home(town),’ now featured at the Minnesota Marine Art Museum. The post Artscape on the road: Visiting artist Andy DuCett’s homage to Winona appeared first on MinnPost .
As the Trump administration fights to keep deporting immigrants to countries where they have no connections, we studied the system that profits from these grave abuses. The post Inside the Business of Trump’s Third-Country Deportations appeared first on The Intercept .
Plus: Two lawsuits challenging transgender rights; man, don't share your bodycam footage; and more in your Minnesota news roundup. The post Bigfoot is blurry, and that’s extra scary appeared first on MinnPost .
A limited candidate pool may help the GOP direct its resources to the most competitive races — but also hurt the party's statewide results. The post The walkover districts: Uncontested Minnesota Legislative races tilt strongly in DFL’s favor appeared first on MinnPost .
Commissioners warned property tax increases can't permanently make up for the massive cuts from the federal government. The post Documenters report: County board says continuing property tax increases aren’t sustainable appeared first on MinnPost .
Advocates of free school meals programs cite studies showing declines in food insecurity among students. The post Are more Minnesota kids eating school meals since the launch of the state’s free breakfast and lunch program? appeared first on MinnPost .
Small, rural communities need immigrants to sustain their economies as the broader population ages. The post Immigration was revitalizing small-town Minnesota, but Republicans didn’t care appeared first on MinnPost .