The Glean offers two daily helpings of the latest news, information and opinion of interest to Minnesotans: a morning roundup of the latest must-read stories, and a late-afternoon look at the day’s developments.
Plus: St. Paul schools superintendent gets a pay raise; controversial shooting range plans to open location in Twin Cities; child care providers struggle; “hygge” now in the Scrabble dictionary; and more.
Plus: Minneapolis considers ordinance over demonstrators near Planned Parenthood; state officials say more COVID rapid tests are available; federal roads and bridges money comes home; and more.
Plus: Sanford and Fairview again in merger talks; juvenile dead in car in Plymouth; woman died on icy I-35 ramp; housing market slowing; the short-lived Manomin County.
Plus: Granite Falls doctor charged with criminal sexual conduct; Minnesota to receive $8 million in Google settlement; flu season worsens in Minnesota; and more.
Plus: Rice Street overhaul; advocates hope extending the Midtown Greenway to St. Paul in sight; Forest Service expects Lutsen Mountain decision in early 2023; ski hills making snow; and more.
Plus: Boil water advisory issued for parts of St. Paul and Maplewood; sandhill crane migration sightings break records; light snow arrives in the Twin Cities this week; and more.
Plus: How conservative school board candidates did; expect a cold weekend; second Swift show added; Taco John’s test kitchen; and more.
Plus: State Sen. Kari Dziedzic, DFL-Minneapolis, chosen as majority leader; winter storm warnings in northern Minnesota; Bob Dylan riffs on 66 songs; and more.
Plus: Minneapolis building will lease space to BIPOC-owned businesses; Asia Mall soft opening begins; Split Rock commemorates 47th anniversary of Edmund Fitzgerald wreck; pigs on the loose after I-94 rollover.
Plus: Minnesota voter turnout was below 2018 midterm levels; health department takes over three troubled care homes; image of a huge snapping turtle on Mississippi River goes viral; and more.
Plus: Minnesota elects first openly trans state rep; Minneapolis School Board results; more on the storm coming; kitten named Pencil Case stolen from PetSmart.
Plus: Modem transmission issues delay results in Dakota County; Black women elected to state Senate for the first time; T. rex skull unearthed in South Dakota; and more.
Plus: Five arrested in connection with Brooklyn Park shooting death of woman; winter storm warning; Minnesota holds up Powerball announcement; and more.
Plus: Remembering what Minneapolis homeless encampments were like in 1958; Minnesota to get a soaking, finally; Minnesota ranked 4th best state to live off the grid; and more.
Plus: Carlos Correa becomes free agent; St. Paul restaurant Khyber Pass is closed; rain to come; and more.
Plus: The role of Indian tribes in Minnesota’s 8th Congressional District; Mimi Parker of Low has died; Stillwater’s Zephyr Theatre faces financial trouble; and more.
Plus: Kim Crockett’s husband advocates for Election Day “SWAT team,” Strib photojournalist sues state public safety officials after injury; flu infections up in schools; and more.
Plus: Evidence of Vikings making it to Oklahoma; RSV hospitalizations continue; NRA endorses five Republicans running for U.S. House; and more.
Plus: St. Paul trash bill hike; COVID numbers up; drought has expanded; Hinckley gas station sells $1m Powerball ticket; woman found dead in Minneapolis alley; and more.
Plus: False ad says Walz supported the defund-the-police movement; Norman County sheriff under fire for domestic violence enforcement efforts; school board races get nasty; and more.
