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Minnesota now has 15 Fortune 500 companies, down from 16 last year
Despite losing one company on the list this year, Minnesota still has a disproportionately large number of Fortune 500s.
After losing a family member to cancer, Waite Park advocate hopes new MinnesotaCare access for undocumented residents will save lives
The recently passed health omnibus bill allows undocumented residents to be eligible for the MinnesotaCare public option.
Formal effort begins to replace ‘cluttered genocidal mess’ on Minnesota state flag and seal
By next May the state flag will be lowered for the last time and replaced by a new banner designed by a 13-member commission created to approve both a new flag and a new “Great Seal of the State of Minnesota.”
Weekend Picks: The art of listening, performance art, and the search for lesbian bars
Plus: A debut duo album from AJ Srubas & Rina Rossi; exploring disability through movement, performance; a quartet at kj’s hideaway; and more.
Supreme Court decision on Minnesota forfeiture law may result in flood of lawsuits
Several attorneys in Minnesota are seeking to file a class action suit in the U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota on behalf of homeowners who say their property was unfairly seized.
See which Minnesota cities and counties won permission to put sales tax increases on the ballot
Despite lawmakers’ misgivings about the “inequities” of sales taxes, three-dozen cities and counties won permission to go ahead with proposals that would fund building projects.
As they begin their terms, members of Minneapolis’ new police oversight commission stress community input
MinnPost talked to some of the newly appointed commissioners, who say they recognize the body won’t immediately solve issues of lack of trust, transparency and accountability in law enforcement. But they say they aim to get the ball rolling on remedying those problems.
Minnesota Legislature 2023
‘Transformational’ and also ‘bonkers:’ Minnesota Legislature ends its session of historic spending, policy changes
Minnesota’s soon-to-be law allowing recreational marijuana, explained
DFL transportation deal includes tying gas tax to inflation, adding new 50-cent delivery fee, metro sales tax
Why lawmakers finally reached a deal on ‘bonding.’ And what it means for infrastructure in Greater Minnesota
Commentary and opinion
Remove buses from Nicollet Mall. Downtown Minneapolis depends on it.
It’s time to confront the nursing shortage
Our legislators took the lead for transit, now it’s the MET Council’s turn
