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In the final installment of this four-part interview, Timberwolves Head Coach Chris Finch talks about Joan Beringer, coaching staff changes, embracing change, and getting back to playing with joy. The post The Chris Finch Interview, Part 4: Finding a way to joy appeared first on MinnPost.
Some well owners are reluctant to use free arsenic test kits because solving the problem would be too expensive. The post Minnesota private well owners are largely on their own when it comes to arsenic appeared first on MinnPost.
Plus: Demographic shifts in the suburbs; downtown St. Paul buildings changing hands and more in your news roundup. The post What a week, huh? (It’s Tuesday.) appeared first on MinnPost.
DFL state Sen. Judy Seeberger is running against Republican Rep. Tom Dippel (again) in the purplest of purple districts. The post Car tabs, Cybertrucks and guns: How a rematch in an east metro district could determine control of the Minnesota Senate appeared first on MinnPost.
As the Nobel committee meets this month, it's worth looking back at the community's response to Operation Metro Surge. The post Why Minneapolis deserves consideration for a Nobel Peace Prize appeared first on MinnPost.
MinnPost members can buy tickets for just $20 through midnight on Sept. 18. Non-members can buy tickets for $35. The post Friday is the last day for Early Bird pricing for MinnPost Festival tickets appeared first on MinnPost.
The Tamarack Mining Project, unaffected by Gov. Tim Walz's recent executive order on nonferrous mineral mining, is moving through the regulatory process. The post Far from the Boundary Waters, the Mille Lacs tribe resists another copper-nickel mine appeared first on MinnPost.
Plus: U of M removing a West Bank Flock camera; no data center in the North Loop; and more in your news roundup. The post On the shores of scorigami appeared first on MinnPost.
The third part of Britt Robson's extended sit-down with the Wolves' head coach explores the role of newcomer Jonthan Kuminga and goes deep on the bench. The post The Chris Finch Interview, Part 3: How does Kuminga find his ceiling? appeared first on MinnPost.
The third part of Britt Robson's extended sit-down with the Wolves' head coach explores the role of newcomer Jonthan Kuminga and goes deep on the bench. The post The Chris Finch Interview, Part 3: How does Kuminga find his ceiling? appeared first on MinnPost.
The Minneapolis City Council heard a budget presentation that addresses a $60 million expected shortfall next year. The post Documenters report: Minneapolis budget process in full swing as Council hears presentation on $2.3 billion budget appeared first on MinnPost.
Recommendations are not evidence of failure. They prove that the assisted living oversight system is being evaluated, measured and expected to improve. The post State audit shows that Minnesota’s assisted living reforms are working appeared first on MinnPost.
Park officials, riding frustration with police spending, told the city’s tax board that they’re tired of being shortchanged. The post Minneapolis Park Board going to the mat for funding, buoyed by public response appeared first on MinnPost.
Plus: Eric Pratt campaign aide resigns over racist social media posts; Omar absolved of wrongdoing in financial disclosure; and more. The post D.C. Memo: Trump promises money to court voter loyalty, again appeared first on MinnPost.
Timberwolves Head Coach Chris Finch discusses how the Wolves can both change and be changed by new arrival LaMelo Ball. Plus: the role 'young' veterans can play in setting the tone. The post The Chris Finch Interview, Part 2: Can the Wolves change a tiger’s stripes? appeared first on MinnPost.
