Poll: Biden, Trump running virtually neck-and-neck in Minnesota
Respondents favored Biden 45% to 42% over Trump, but that is within poll’s 2.6% margin of error.
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MinnPost releases new poll with early look at 2024 presidential election attitudes and more
MinnPost again has partnered with Embold Research to ask Minnesota voters how they’re thinking about a range of issues.
Met Council committee adopts new code of conduct for riders
First administrative tickets for non-payment of fares will begin being issued Monday on trains and platforms.
The state of early child care: ‘A Band-Aid on a gaping wound’
The early child care industry was already facing a crisis before Covid, but the pandemic turned a spotlight on unmet needs. What happens next?
Artists respond to censorship and surveillance in Walker’s exhibit about experimental art in the Eastern Bloc
In one series, German artist Cornelia Schleime stages photographs of herself doing all of the outlandish things she was reported to have done, juxtaposed with the actual files she obtained from the Stasi.
Give a gift, make twice the difference this Giving Tuesday
Grand Marais donor Annie Possis is generously matching gifts today up to $2,500 total. What better way to make your support for MinnPost go twice as far?
Twin Cities man developing an app to address language barriers in health care
The app, called Gumbo, offers information on different health topics voiced by local doctors and nutritionists who are a part of the communities for whom they are voicing.
Marijuana legalization
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
Minnesota legalized marijuana. Now it’s giving a Missouri-based company up to $15 million in forgivable loans to grow it on the Iron Range
Commentary and opinion
Hospitality community steps up during the holidays; now Minneapolis residents and officials should, too
Arlen Erdahl: in memory and in appreciation
No, turnstile gates on the light rail are not a good idea
