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Rep. Tom Emmer used his MinnRoast 2019 appearance to discuss the challenges and joys of leading the GOP’s congressional campaign efforts and ends with a tribute to his late friend across the aisle, Tom Rukavina.

Everything’s bigger in Duluth.

Mayor Melvin Carter stole the show with his MinnRoast debut in 2018. This year, he definitely managed to live up to the hype. Check out video from his performance.

Heading into the last day of the drive, we’re 73 away from hitting our goal of 200 new/renewing MinnPost members. Will you help us get across the finish line?

Of the 410,215 readers who use MinnPost each month, only .9% do something that is really special.

We’re really focused on you, but don’t worry, it’s not in a weird way.

Readers are the center of MinnPost’s universe, both in terms of whom we serve and who provides the largest source of funding for our nonprofit newsroom.

Want to enjoy a great night out, see some of the biggest names in Minnesota politics try to be funny, and support our nonprofit newsroom? Then you’ll want to get your tickets to MinnRoast 2019.

The event will feature a discussion on the opportunities and challenges facing Greater Minnesota.

MinnPost is hitting the road with reporters Gregg Aamot and Greta Kaul for a special MinnPost Social at the College of St. Benedict in St. Joseph.

MinnRoast — our annual night of jokes, parodies and laughs — is set for Friday, April 26, at the Historic State Theatre. We invite you to become a MinnRoast Patron of this cherished annual MinnPost tradition, which not only gets you tickets to the show, but also gives you access to the exclusive pre-show reception at Rock Bottom Brewery.

On Thursday, Feb. 7, MinnPost is co-presenting an event with the Minnesota Journalism Center to look at the evolving business model of journalism, featuring a conversation with MinnPost Publisher & CEO Andy Wallmeyer and Magda Konieczna, author of “Journalism Without Profit: Making the News When the Market Fails.”