‘The scope and scale of this is stunning’: One year of the COVID-19 pandemic in Minnesota
A timeline of how coronavirus was experienced by Minnesotans.
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How All My Relations, a Native art gallery, navigated 2020
Director Angela Two Stars discusses how the gallery jumped in to help the city during last summer’s protests and how it is using creative solutions to help local artists.
The daily coronavirus update: people of color being vaccinated at lower rates than whites in Minnesota
The Minnesota Department of Health also said Friday that 13 more Minnesotans have died of COVID-19, for a total of 6,534.
Golden Globe winner Chloé Zhao to speak at Walker Dialogue; Wanted: Minnesota’s next poet laureate
ALSO: Minnesota Orchestra: “Soaring Strings” livestream; poet Nikky Finney in livestreamed conversation with U of M poet and professor Douglas Kearney; and more.
D.C. Memo: Shots for everyone
Happy Days are Here Again! (OK, maybe by sometime this summer); the Dems push bipartisanship aside; things are looking good for Minnesota farmers; and more.
Six COVID-19 treatments helping patients survive
There is still no quick cure, but thanks to an unprecedented global research effort, several treatments are helping patients survive COVID-19 and stay out of the hospital altogether.
Electric vehicles are coming to Minnesota. Republicans and Democrats have very different ideas on how state government should respond.
So far in 2021, the Republicans who control the Minnesota Senate and DFLers who control the House have found little common ground on how the state should react to the burgeoning EV industry.
Commentary and opinion
The paradox of legalizing marijuana yet prohibiting flavored tobacco
The worst of our system’s undemocratic features: two senators from each state
Education equity: What’s ailing Minnesota?
