Why an independent report says Minnesota should close half its driver’s license exam stations
The panel also recommended the state raise application fees for Minnesota driver’s licenses and extend the validity of licenses to eight years.
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A former Minnesota Gopher is the first Black woman to win a national diving title
Last month, Kristen Hayden, a former diver at the University of Minnesota, won the mixed synchronized 3-meter springboard at the USA Diving Winter Nationals.
A new Minnesota law is saving certain kinds of businesses a boatload in federal income taxes
Known as the “pass-through entity tax,” law is similar to others passed in at least 22 states — all aimed at helping certain businesses get around an unpopular 2017 change in federal law.
D.C. Memo: Timing that is not one’s own choice
Democrats’ voting rights package fails, Biden gets a little Trumpy and Klobuchar makes an appearance in Ukraine.
Why it’s time to cut KAT a little slack
Karl-Anthony Towns hasn’t been given enough credit for the accommodations he has made to change the way the Wolves have played this season.
Ice cream, HVAC and pickleball: what Minnesota towns are doing with their old Shopko spaces
Three years after Shopko declared bankruptcy and shuttered all its stores, many of the buildings have been put to new use.
Twin Cities-based Firefly Sisterhood offers one-to-one emotional support for women impacted by breast cancer diagnosis
Though the organization is based in Minnesota, as are most of the peer guides, there are plans in the works to make Firefly a national organization.
Commentary and opinion
Hennepin Avenue needs a holistic redesign, not another Public Works mistake
Environmental inequality: the other Minnesota paradox
Is Donald Trump disqualified from ever serving as president again?
