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Gregg Peppin

There are 11 Republican candidates for governor. Gregg Peppin doesn’t think that’s enough.

By Briana Bierschbach | 10/17/17

“Steel sharpens steel,” Peppin says of his approach, which even he admits has rubbed both friends and foes the wrong way over the years. “If there are multiple candidates in there, everybody is going to get better.” 

non-full-time jobs
Good Jobs

Why Minnesota has so many non-full-time jobs — and why that’s both good and bad for the economy

By Ibrahim Hirsi | 10/17/17
Minnesota’s first and only all-black improv ensemble
Community Sketchbook

Minnesota’s first and only all-black improv ensemble offers social commentary — and a sense of relief

By Yasin Mohamud | 10/17/17
The Moving Company’s ‘Speechless’
Artscape

The Moving Company’s ‘Speechless’ needs no words; The Sioux Chef at the Aster Café

By Pamela Espeland | 10/17/17
MinnPost Picks: on mixing meats, family farming, and weird Yukon towns
MinnPost Picks

MinnPost Picks: on mixing meats, family farming, and weird Yukon towns

By MinnPost staff | 10/17/17
Former Obama Chief of Staff Denis McDonough
Inside MinnPost

Former Obama Chief of Staff Denis McDonough criticizes Trump's actions on Obamacare, Iran deal at MinnPost event

By MinnPost staff | 10/16/17
Community Voices

Equity must be a lived value in all schools

By Richard Rosivach | 10/17/17
Listening to happy music may give a boost to creativity
Second Opinion

Listening to happy music may boost creativity, say researchers

By Susan Perry | 10/17/17

Interestingly, the study also found that music — of any kind — has no effect on people’s ability to perform problem-solving cognitive tasks.

Who's who in the St. Paul mayor's race
Politics & Policy

Who's who in the St. Paul mayor's race

By Peter Callaghan | 10/16/17

And what they think about the issues. 

Jimmy Butler
Sports

Great expectations: the Minnesota Timberwolves 2017-18 season preview

By Britt Robson | 10/16/17

Welcome to the first step on what should be a thrilling — and expensive — road to relevance. 

Karina Reinert
Mental Health & Addiction

‘Free at last’: State program moves disabled clients off work crews, into independent jobs

By Andy Steiner | 10/16/17

After a brief introduction to the job site, most DHS clients need little support once they are settled in independent employment.

Second Opinion

Living in highly lit neighborhoods is associated with higher risk of breast cancer, study suggests

By Susan Perry | 10/16/17

The finding held even after adjusting for other factors that affect breast cancer risk, such as age, weight, number of pregnancies and use of hormone medications.

Community Voices

ISIS is losing the propaganda war

By James Densley | 10/16/17

Too many dubious claims mean we no longer take them seriously.

The Glean

The Glean

Hennepin County Board to hold hearing on renaming of Lake Calhoun

By MinnPost staff | 10/17/17

Plus: northern Minnesota farmers trying out new crops; woman in machete-beheading sentenced; Dayton talks Amazon bid; and more.

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Artscape

The Moving Company’s ‘Speechless’ needs no words; The Sioux Chef at the Aster Café
MinnPost Picks

MinnPost Picks

MinnPost Picks: on mixing meats, family farming, and weird Yukon towns
Inside MinnPost

Inside MinnPost

Former Obama Chief of Staff Denis McDonough criticizes Trump's actions on Obamacare, Iran deal at MinnPost event
Community Sketchbook

Community Sketchbook

Minnesota’s first and only all-black improv ensemble offers social commentary — and a sense of relief
Community Voices

Community Voices

Equity must be a lived value in all schools
Susan Perry

Second Opinion

Listening to happy music may boost creativity, say researchers

Minnesota Election 2018: Who’s running