What Congress needs to get done before 2021 comes to an end
Congress is scheduled to go back on recess on December 10.
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Minneapolis’ new director of regulatory services looks to put anti-racism at the center of the city’s code enforcement efforts
The Minneapolis City Council approved the appointment of Saray Garnett-Hochuli as the director of the city’s Regulatory Services department in late November.
Why voting rights for more than 50,000 Minnesotans may hinge on how the state Supreme Court applies a unique legal test
A case before the state Supreme Court argues that Minnesota law has no rational basis for denying felons who are no longer in prison or jail the right to vote.
D’Angelo Russell might be the feel-good story of the Wolves season so far
Even if the path to DLo’s blooming has been as idiosyncratic as his personality.
Coronavirus in Minnesota: COVID-19 hospitalizations up
Though Minnesota’s weekly count of new cases and its case positivity rate were both down.
Jan Malcolm’s horse, and other things we learned about from Minnesota financial disclosures
Minnesota requires public officials to disclose source of income, property owned, significant holding in stocks and bonds and, yes, any horse racing interests.
A virus expert explains what researchers know — and don’t know — about the omicron coronavirus variant
While the unusually high number of mutations in the omicron variant is surprising, the emergence of yet another SARS-CoV-2 variant is not unexpected.
Commentary and opinion
Public transit use needs to double in the next decade to fight climate change. In the Twin Cities, that will be hard.
Let’s figure out a new way to talk about early childhood ed so we can fix it
Trump’s companies made a lot of money while he was in office
