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.
Join MinnPost as we welcome Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Linda Greenhouse for an in-depth conversation on how the Supreme Court has navigated the Trump presidency and what might happen after this […]
As a reader-supported, public-service newsroom, we believe it’s our duty to bring you context and clarity around critical issues impacting Minnesotans.
We need to hear from 150 new/renewing donors by July 16!
Gustavo will cover local and regional government for the site.
We’re looking for a reporter who is interested in reporting on critical issues affecting local communities across the Twin Cities metro area.
A note from MinnPost reporter Walker Orenstein.
We believe that informed citizens make for a better community, and a key to our nonprofit mission is serving all of Minnesota, not just those who can afford it.
While social distancing has us taking a year off from MinnRoast, we’re thanking our supporters for standing with us in the critical time and taking a look back at some of the more memorable moments from MinnRoasts of yesteryear.
To recognize these generous Patrons, sponsors and donors who are supporting our nonprofit newsroom after we had to cancel MinnRoast, we’re pleased to unveil the official MinnRoast 2020 Supporter Thank You Wall. To see your name added, donate by 6 p.m. today, April 17.
While we’re sad to take a year off from MinnRoast, our most immediate concern is the financial impact of canceling MinnPost’s biggest fundraiser. You can help us bridge the gap.
MinnPost can’t do the work without you, our readers and supporters. I know it’s an uncertain time for lots of Minnesotans, but I think it’s more important than ever to support our nonprofit newsroom, which provides essential information — for free — to people throughout the state.
While there are many unknowns during the COVID-19 pandemic, MinnPost is delivering level-headed reporting to help you navigate the situation.
We’ve had to cancel our biggest fundraiser of the year, but if you’re able, you can donate now to support our nonprofit newsroom at this critical time and beyond.
Submit your questions about COVID-19 in Minnesota to help guide our reporting.
While MinnPost has no known exposure to COVID-19, we want to minimize risk to our staff and are having staff work from home if they can do so.
Our next monthly MinnPost member ticket giveaway will start at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, March 10, and will feature offers from nine partner organizations.
Tickets for our annual song-and-sketch fundraising extravaganza start at $14, plus fees, and all proceeds provide crucial support for MinnPost’s nonprofit newsroom.
MinnPost members get special pre-sale access and a 25% discount on tickets. Sales will open to the general public on Friday, March 6. Tickets start at $14, plus fees, and all proceeds provide crucial support for MinnPost’s nonprofit newsroom.
Here at MinnPost, we want to learn more about what’s important to our readers when it comes to the election.
Holy smokes! Check out the ballooning list of pols and performers who will be flexing their performance chops at MinnRoast on April 17. Patron Packages are available now, giving you the chance to attend the exclusive pre-show reception and support MinnPost’s nonprofit newsroom.
