The difference between ‘deficit’ and ‘structural imbalance’ in Minnesota’s budget picture and why it matters
Where Democrats saw good news, Republicans saw pending financial woes.
More top stories
Poll: Twin Cities voters prioritize abortion rights while Greater Minnesotans name rising costs of goods
Other issues listed by large shares of Greater Minnesota voters included illegal immigration, taxes and election security and voter fraud.
Weekend picks: Hark the holiday plays sing, including shows by New Native and Open Eye theaters, Circus Juventus and Cantus
Plus: “Holiday Shindig'” at kj’s Hideaway and “Encounter,” Juxtaposition Arts’ first exhibition in its new building.
Breaking down the numbers: How readers keep MinnPost running
Imagine MinnPost without half of our funding. That’s half of our staff, half of an office, half of a website.
Poll: Economy, inflation still a top concern for Minnesotans, who also say nation is ‘on the wrong track’
Women and older Americans had a slightly more optimistic view of the state of the nation than men and younger Minnesotans.
Highest-ranking Indigenous woman in statewide office will lead Democratic Lieutenant Governors Association
As chair, Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan will play an important role in fundraising, supporting candidates and reaching voters of color in swing states.
Poll: Minnesotans wanted more tax cuts from record surplus but are divided over divided government
The 2023 legislative session resulted in major policy changes and significant government spending. A new MinnPost/Embold Research poll reveals Minnesota voters’ assessment of it.
Marijuana legalization
Does a loophole in Minnesota’s new recreational cannabis law permit the sale of higher potency cannabis flower by hemp retailers?
Is two too many? Second company seeks state financial assistance to grow marijuana on Minnesota’s Iron Range
‘A really chill place to hang out’: The Zen Arcade opens as first Minneapolis ‘rock & roll cannabis lounge’
DEED and weed: Loan to Missouri cannabis company is not a done deal, says one of state agencies overseeing the plan
Commentary and opinion
What does torture look like at Stillwater prison?
History shows that language can dehumanize, incite — and lead to genocide
No diplomatic genius involved, just amorality and a trail of death and destruction
