MinnPost readers surpass Give to the Max Day goals
Over 300 MinnPost readers donated in support of independent, local news on Give to the Max Day 2022.
Inside MinnPost
Inside MinnPost is the place for MinnPost staff to talk about what’s going on in our enterprise. We aim to engage in a conversation with our readers, with current and prospective members, and others interested in our grand experiment in high-quality, not-for-profit local journalism.
Include MinnPost in your Give to the Max Day giving plan
If we hear from 300 donors by midnight tonight, we’ll unlock $3,100 from the MinnPost Board Challenge Fund.
In the week before Election Day, where are you turning?
MinnPost isn’t here to give you a play-by-play of every candidate blunder or mean tweet. Instead, we’re looking into the critical issues and how election outcomes might affect life in our state.
MinnPost has you covered this election with poll, in-depth analysis and explanatory journalism
Find out more about the MinnPost/Embold Research poll being released this week and other 2022 election stories we’re following.
Chat with Britt Robson prior to Wednesday’s Timberwolves-Lakers game
The pre-game chat takes place Wednesday at 7 p.m. via Zoom. Participation is free, but registration is required.
Tickets available to public for MinnPost Social: Election Insights with Peter Callaghan and Walker Orenstein
Join Peter Callaghan and Walker Orenstein in conversation with MinnPost editor Elizabeth Dunbar for the next MinnPost Social on Monday, October 17, at 5:30 p.m at The Haralson Room at Minneapolis Cider Company.
As Election Day approaches, MinnPost asks: What’s driving your vote?
We’re reaching out to voters in the Twin Cities and Greater Minnesota to find out what’s on their minds and to bring nuance to our understanding of the urban-rural divide we often hear about in election years.
Why MinnPost doesn’t have a paywall
MinnPost serves as a trusted guide for Minnesotans exploring the issues and challenges facing our state.
Reporting on the stories that matter
Just three weeks into my new job as editor of MinnPost, D.C. correspondent Ana Radelat called me with some news.
There is only one MinnPost
Come November, Minnesotans will be voting on all 201 seats in the Legislature, four statewide offices and the eight congressional districts in the state.
Politics isn’t a game. Election reporting shouldn’t be either.
With context and insight, our writers take you beyond horse race, partisan coverage and serve as trusted guides to the critical issues and challenges facing Minnesota.
Pumpkin spice lattes and the election
The Minnesota state primary, the State Fair and Labor Day are now behind us, which can mean only one thing around MinnPost…
What’s happening in the MinnPost newsroom in the next 57 days (and beyond)
Election Day is less than two months away.
September 2022 MinnPost Partner Offers giveaway open to members
All MinnPost members at the Gold level and above are eligible to enter this month’s ticket giveaway.
An interview with MinnPost editor Elizabeth Dunbar
“Engaging readers in helping shape local journalism is one of the best trends that’s reached local news organizations around the country.”
Tickets available to public for MinnPost Social: Finding hope amid health disparities in Minnesota
Registration is now open for the free virtual event, which will be held at 5 p.m. Wednesday, August 31.
Greta Kaul joins MinnPost’s newsroom leadership team
MinnPost’s newsroom leadership transition is now complete with data journalist Greta Kaul’s promotion from reporter to associate editor.
Keeping MinnPost news paywall free
Today, June 30, is the last chance to have your gift matched by a generous $10,000 match from our partners at the Minneapolis Foundation.
The MinnPost newsroom is small but mighty
Your gift by June 30 matched 12 times!
The history of the griot
Regularly, people would gather around the griot and he, she or they would pass down the stories, histories and customs of the village communities.
