What does Minnesota’s Legal Marijuana Now Party do … now?
The Legal Marijuana Now Party plans to evolve, but a new state law makes it more difficult for political parties to gain major party status.
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Two years after St. Thomas’ departure, the MIAC is flourishing
Without the Tommies, most MIAC observers believe the conference has become more competitive and balanced.
Appreciate the Mississippi this summer with events on and near the river
The mighty Mississippi often gets overlooked. It’s something we pass over on a highway or a street, but often isn’t used as a place for recreation and rejuvenation. Here are some ways MinnPost readers might find ways to connect to the river this summer.
William Little Wolf: From White Earth Reservation to Navy gunner in World War I
In 1917, he ran away from Carlisle Indian Industrial School in order to join the Navy and fight for the United States in World War I.
Minnesota lawmakers update commercial building code amid flurry of energy bills
The building code measure passed amid a wave of climate and clean energy proposals that also includes major investments in weatherization, public transit, and electric vehicle incentives.
AG Ellison offers details of Chauvin prosecution in new book
The retelling of the chaos and triumphant prosecution of Chauvin for second degree murder is chronicled in Ellison’s new book, “Break the Wheel: Ending the Cycle of Police Violence.”
With pandemic program at an end, many Minnesotans will have to find work to keep food stamp benefits
And House Republicans are seeking to broaden those requirements as one of their conditions for raising the nation’s debt ceiling.
Minnesota Legislature 2023
‘Transformational’ and also ‘bonkers:’ Minnesota Legislature ends its session of historic spending, policy changes
Minnesota’s soon-to-be law allowing recreational marijuana, explained
DFL transportation deal includes tying gas tax to inflation, adding new 50-cent delivery fee, metro sales tax
Why lawmakers finally reached a deal on ‘bonding.’ And what it means for infrastructure in Greater Minnesota
Commentary and opinion
In St. Paul and elsewhere, people who bike are subsidizing, not shirking, street costs
We need to allocate resources to eliminate the school-to-prison pipeline
With opposing sides dug in, rent stabilization seemingly headed to an impasse in Minneapolis
