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The effort has opened a broader political fight over the extent of fraud and the administration’s response to it. The post GOP focuses on fraud, seeking to redirect voters’ ire over healthcare costs appeared first on MinnPost.
As leaders of three Minnesota nonprofits, we support oversight focused on documented vulnerabilities rather than broad restrictions on programs. The post How trust in nonprofits is built by showing up appeared first on MinnPost.
Both candidates have taken swings at addressing the east metro’s water pollution concerns, but their influence may be limited. The post 3M PFAS pollution has made drinking water a campaign issue in this east metro legislative district appeared first on MinnPost.
Plus: Kings? No. Votes? Yes; Her/Henry update; Rochester metro? Booming; and more in your Minnesota news roundup. The post Branching out into tree puns appeared first on MinnPost.
The latest FEC filings also show modest fundraising in the race for Angie Craig’s seat while Tom Emmer has donated $22 million to other Republicans and his party. The post Johnson tops Finstad in campaign cash as Flanagan and Tafoya run neck-and-neck in fundraising appeared first on MinnPost.
The latest FEC filings also show modest fundraising in the race for Angie Craig’s seat while Tom Emmer has donated $22 million to other Republicans and his party. The post Johnson tops Finstad in campaign cash as Flanagan and Tafoya run neck-and-neck in fundraising appeared first on MinnPost.
The post Did U.S. diesel fuel prices reach an all-time high this fall? appeared first on MinnPost.
Regardless of party, Americans value science, and political candidates should be encouraged to consider and lay out their positions on key science issues. The post It’s time to bring back science in campaign policy discussions appeared first on MinnPost.
As the fall elections near, it serves as a reminder of Trump administration attacks on Minnesota. Plus: the rumor mill is buzzing about Pete Hegseth’s future; news from the MinnPost Festival, and more. The post D.C. Memo: Is the Omar raid a Dem win? appeared first on MinnPost.
The committee addressed concerns about the timeline for completing operational policies and training amid millions in spending. The post Documenters report: Minneapolis City Council reviews progress, budget for MPD state settlement agreement appeared first on MinnPost.
One final push helps support independent news coverage that matters most to your community. The post Last Chance to Support MinnPost’s Fall Member Drive appeared first on MinnPost.
In small communities where places to get work done in the evening are scarce, some libraries are offering extended access to their “third space.” The post Some rural libraries are letting their users visit during unstaffed hours appeared first on MinnPost.
Plus: Mpls City Council vs. Mayor, Round 1 million; Summit will stay; and more in your Minnesota news roundup. The post Libraries gave us power (and food) appeared first on MinnPost.
Months after the resignations of federal prosecutors, fraud is on the tip of every Minnesota politician’s tongue. But was the fraud worse than the Trump administration’s reaction to it? The post Former federal prosecutor Joe Thompson and the unsatisfying reckoning with social services fraud appeared first on MinnPost.
Proposed rules would limit data centers’ size, noise and location within the city, setting up a fight with residents demanding an all-out ban. The post Minneapolis weighs new data center regulations, angering many residents appeared first on MinnPost.
