Outdoor music, camping, Pride, biking, watching soccer, ice cream — all of these are part of my version of the quintessential Minnesota summer.

In our newsroom, we produce stories that make a difference for our readers – whether it be pointing out legislation that could change their lives or a fun light-hearted story about Minnesota’s history and quirks.

MinnPost’s journalists cut through the noisy bluster of modern politics and media to serve as your trusted guide to the critical challenges and opportunities facing our state.

This year, we’re thrilled to offer two days of all in-person programming featuring national and local voices you already know, along with new ones that you’ll want to know.

During our summer fundraiser, we’re reflecting on what’s special about Minnesota: access to news.

Throughout our summer member drive, we’ll be talking about the quintessential parts of Minnesota summers.

Bee Howerton joined us as development associate in May, and Alicia Pedersen came on board as membership manager this month.

Ava has been nominated for a National Association of Black Journalists Salute to Excellence award.

MinnPost reporters Peter Callaghan and Walker Orenstein will answer your questions about the 2023 legislative session at our next in-person event.

MinnPost reporters Peter Callaghan and Walker Orenstein will answer your questions about the 2023 legislative session at our next in-person event.

Jackson, a digital reporter at KELOLAND News in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, will join the MinnPost newsroom on May 15 to lead efforts to ensure our best journalism is reaching people and equipping them to make positive change in their communities.

In the interest of transparency, MinnPost is sharing the response we received following concerns about how MinnPost reporter Peter Callaghan has been treated by DFL House staff.

To guide Minnesotans through the issues and challenges facing our state, reporters must be free from intimidation and threats when they push for answers and hold power to account at the State Capitol.

Mosley joins Peter Hutchinson, Rebecca Shavlik and Kevin Armstrong in officer roles on the 23-member board of directors.

We received gifts from 185 donors during our Spring Member Drive.

Eric, who announces his retirement today, had a loyal following at MinnPost. His pieces were among the most commented-upon, and the comments (for the most part) added further insight about the world we live in and the divisiveness of our politics.

Today is the last day of our Spring Member Drive, and we’re just 14 donations away from hitting our goal by midnight tonight.

The team at MinnPost works hard to lead on overcoming these challenges and serve Minnesotans like you with deeply reported, independent journalism.