The daily coronavirus update: Minnesota nears single-month record for deaths
Minnesota has now reported more than 60 deaths for three straight days, and there have been 693 deaths through the first 20 days of November.
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D.C. Memo: Discounting all the votes
This week in Washington, the president scrambles, Obama debuts, and the legend lives on from the Chippewa on down to the big lake they called Gitche Gumee.
The speed limit is now officially 20 mph in Minneapolis and St. Paul. What that means — and how it could affect street life in the cities
Minneapolis made the city’s new speed limit official this week, completing the installation of 20 mph signs along the city’s borders.
Music, theater, books and dance for your Thanksgiving week
Artscape will go on break next week and return on Tuesday, Dec. 1. We’ll leave you with a handful of ways to experience our local arts scene.
MinnPost readers far surpass fundraising goal on Give to the Max Day
We’re incredibly grateful to the 390 generous donors who gave a total of $28,150 to MinnPost’s nonprofit newsroom on Give to the Max Day 2020!
With two COVID-19 vaccines potentially near approval, what is the plan for inoculating Minnesotans?
State and local officials are coordinating plans to vaccinate Minnesotans in the coming months — maybe even weeks for some.
Minnesota’s COVID-19 measures: too far, or not nearly far enough?
Though Minnesota’s restrictions on public life have been labeled tyrannical by some, they look fairly weak compared to measures taken in other cities and states with far milder outbreaks.
Commentary and opinion
Minneapolis 2040 passed last year to much fanfare. Now comes figuring out what it actually means in practice
Some advice for a new administration: Appoint a woman of color as U.S. secretary of education
Taking a closer look at what Minnesota voters told us
