MinnPost staff

Plus: Hagedorn hosts a town hall; passing farms on to the next generation; Elk River woman hired by Trump campaign; and more.

Plus: Shoreview celebrated for permeable pavement program; Health Partners workers authorize strike; Aldo Moroni’s last work; and more.

Plus: Minneapolis considers restrictions on off-duty police work; CenterPoint wants ability to charge ratepayers for green initiatives; U of MN sees bump in American Indian grad rates; and more.

Also: Homeland Security sends unintended alert; policy fellow for Mayor Jacob Frey arrested; changes to Grand Avenue in Minneapolis; Basilica Block Party 2020 lineup; and more.

Plus: community land trusts offer different path to homeownership; second Twin Cities to Chicago train a real possibility; Minneapolis shuts down mushroom growing business over zoning, fire-code violations; and more.

Plus: new gang structure poses challenges for Twin Cities law enforcement; union workers at HealthPartners may strike; Legislative DFLers call for lower fare-skipping penalties for transit; and more.

Plus: Sen. Smith claims Moorhead underpass project sabotaged by partisan politics; Madison teacher charged over recording devices found in Minneapolis hotel rooms last month; Minnesota welfare payments increase for first time since 1986; Mille Lacs walleye limits to remain unchanged; and more.

Plus: Warsame tapped to lead Minneapolis Public Housing Authority; five Iron Range colleges to merge; Catholic priest who made derisive comments about Islam apologizes; and more.

Also: Amy Klobuchar deploys hot dish in her presidential bid; new evidence in the Tyesha Edwards murder case; Walz stumps for Klobuchar in Iowa; who spent what in St. Paul’s organized trash collection battle; and more.

Plus: AP report examines case prosecuted by Klobuchar’s Hennepin County Attorney Office; Delta fined for discriminating against Muslim passengers; wheeled luxury fish house trend changes ice fishing; a very special all-animal section; and more.