During the pandemic, rents went down in New York and San Francisco. Why not the Twin Cities?
Rents have been on a slow, steady rise in Minneapolis and St. Paul for years.
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Tribal-run Grand Casino and Treasure Island look ahead to full reopenings
At Grand Casino’s locations in Mille Lacs and Hinckley and at Treasure Island, gaming floors are open but some other amenities are either still closed or only partially open.
Four takeaways from the Minneapolis DFL’s mayoral endorsement process
What happened, and what it could mean for the general election.
Penumbra’s Sarah Bellamy on MacKenzie Scott’s $5 million grant: ‘This is just a huge green light’
ALSO: “Alchemy & Intention: Summer Solstice Performance Arts Festival” at Franconia Sculpture Park; Minnesota Boychoir’s “Spring Sings”; and more.
Predicting the future
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The daily coronavirus update: 4 more deaths; hospitalizations drop
The most recent data available show 41 Minnesotans are hospitalized in intensive care with COVID-19, and 91 are in the hospital with COVID-19 not in intensive care.
D.C. Memo: There is no happiness in life
More awkward moments, a fatalistic Russian leader and Minnesota’s youngest 2021 Pulitzer Prize recipient.
Commentary and opinion
Minnesota is ‘rolling in cash’: Let’s use it to connect Minnesotans to jobs
Is America back? Fareed Zakaria points out ‘the decay of American democracy is real’
Another missed opportunity for racial equity at the Legislature
