MinnPost Picks: on moral injury, London’s most iconic floor plan and African American cooking
Our weekly roundup of great stories from around the web, as recommended by MinnPost’s staff and contributing journalists.
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MinnPost Picks: on a funeral directors’ convention, more partisan media and anti-vaxxers’ use of Holocaust imagery
Our weekly roundup of great stories from around the web, as recommended by MinnPost’s staff and contributing journalists.
Defense in Kimberly Potter trial to focus on ‘innocent mistake’
Plus: COVID surge causing serious delays for patients with non-COVID health issues; Lake Harriet band shell repairs are on the way; St. Paul City Council members say Carter’s property-tax-assistance proposal ‘not ready for prime-time’; and more.
MinnPost Picks: on Taylor Swift’s new album, fat liberationism and what happened to Eric Clapton
Our weekly roundup of great stories from around the web, as recommended by MinnPost’s staff and contributing journalists.
Man shot and killed in Minneapolis, suspect detained by crowd after attempted carjacking
Plus: the challenges of driving a school bus in Minnesota; State Patrol responds to several crashes due to ice and snow; a Q&A with Council Member Jeremiah Ellison; and more.
Minneapolis high school principals sign statement of concern about violent crime
Plus: Minnesota Power reduces requested interim rate increase; Q&A with Council Member-elect LaTrisha Vetaw; first Somali members elected to suburban school boards; and more.
Minneapolis schools require vaccines for high school athletes
Plus: Vadnais Heights anti-vaccine doctor dies of COVID-19; 5 Vikings players on NFL’s COVID-19 list; Nekima Levy Armstrong on why Minneapolis ballot question two failed; and more.
Letters: Fighting international poverty, in defense of wake boats, and Give to the Max day
Our weekly roundup of letters from MinnPost readers.
Protester films self outside of condo of judge in Kimberly Potter case
Plus: MPR’s Jon Collins on why Minneapolis ballot question 2 failed; four major crimes in span of 45 minutes in Woodbury; Minnesotans Against Line 3 hosts panel at international climate conference; and more.
MinnPost Picks: On COVID deaths’ political divide; deaths at a Travis Scott concert and Facebook’s flaws
Our weekly roundup of great stories from around the web, as recommended by MinnPost’s staff and contributing journalists.
Minnesota adds 305 streams and lakes to ‘impaired waters’ list
Plus: Canadians able to enter U.S. by land; MSP airport begins to welcome international travelers; construction near completion on I-94 between Maple Grove and Otsego; and more.
Minnesota employers offering novel incentives to attract workers
Plus: Chauvin in court on tax fraud charges; Duluth requires vaccines for city workers; failure of Zillow homebuying program leaves Minnesota realtor with glut of homes; and more.
St. Paul firefighter’s death from cancer ruled work-related, a first for Minnesota
Plus: GOP gubernatorial forum in Mankato; how Dominion Voting Systems could end up owning MyPillow; Minnesota hopes to continue streak of safe firearms hunting seasons; and more.
Gopher coach P.J. Fleck signs new seven-year contract
Plus: 13,300 youths experiencing homelessness in Minnesota; Duluth elects first Asian American and Muslim city council member; Acme Comedy Co. turns 30; Aaron Rodgers tests positive for COVID-19; and more.
Judge orders Lazzaro must remain in jail
Plus: few Minnesota county jails require COVID-19 vaccines for employees; the Twin Cities bikers protecting protesters; Brother Ali on his move to Istanbul; and more.
MinnPost Picks: on good fires, dormzilla and the Butcher of Havana
Our weekly roundup of great stories from around the web, as recommended by MinnPost’s staff and contributing journalists.
New state data shows more than 8,100 COVID-19 reinfections in Minnesota
Plus: Essentia Health fires 49 workers due to vaccine mandate; Wapo covers Frey’s re-election campaign; Xcel pledges zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050; and more.
MinnPost’s 2021 Minneapolis and St. Paul election coverage
Election Day is nearly upon us in Minneapolis and St. Paul, and MinnPost wants to help you make an informed decision at the polls this year.
Gymnast suing U of M for sex discrimination
Plus: police-reform ballot measure divides Minneapolis Black activists; two Latino men seek Bloomington city council seats; solar storm warning carries potential for aurora borealis sighting; and more.
CNN to air interview with 7 Chauvin trial jurors
Plus: Maple Grove police jailed pregnant woman who then went into labor; art installation at “Wall of Forgotten Natives”; and more.
