Walz family to temporarily rent Republican-owned lake home during governor’s residence renovations
Plus: Interest high in Minneapolis police oversight commission; MSP reports just a trace of snow cover; Project Prom giving away dresses; and more.
Plus: Interest high in Minneapolis police oversight commission; MSP reports just a trace of snow cover; Project Prom giving away dresses; and more.
A Washington Post/Kaiser Family Foundation poll found that despite hardships, a vast majority of transgender adult respondents said they were happier than before they transitioned.
Plus: Preserving Madeline Island’s ferry; Minnesota’s rejected license plates; murder charges filed in case of human remains found along Mille Lacs; and more.
Gov. Tim Walz and some legislators had originally proposed $276 million in state spending on broadband this year.
Plus: Emmer raises campaign cash on Trump’s legal woes and Flanagan raises profile in visit to D.C.
For one night KAT and the Wolves had an answer to some of the questions that have increasingly been pockmarking our perception of this team, and his role on it.
Students with private loans were left out of a recent loan cancellation settlement.
Plus: Beware of jury scams; Minneapolitan interviewed on Morning Edition show about Iraq invasion 20 years ago; DNR offering free state park days; and more.
Plus: Latest in the Anton Lazzaro trial; tickets and tows amid one-sided parking; advocates ask St. Paul City Council to put child care question to voters; Minnesota legislation tracker; and more.
A bill brought by House and Senate DFL sponsors and supported by the chairs of both the state DFL and Republican parties would increase the vote threshold to win major party status from 5% to 10%.
Minneapolis school officials had said the stolen data was only available on the dark web, but files have been uploaded to publicly accessible platforms.
Plus: Gov. Tim Walz on the national stage; Moorhead and Fargo end curbside glass recycling; Stillwater at risk of major flood; testimony in Anton Lazzaro sex trafficking trial; and more.
Plus: Human remains found in tote bag by Mille Lacs; Ramadan events round up; Bap and Chicken to close; Anton Lazzaro sex trafficking trial starts; and more.
Several residents shared their experiences and concerns at the Chicago Lake Transit Station, the Lake Street/Midtown Station and on the trains themselves. They recounted witnessing large groups of people doing drugs openly, unhoused people congregating at the stations and violence, like a shooting on a downtown light rail station.
Sixteen organizations are seeking $136.4 million in state funding to construct buildings they say will allow them to do their work more effectively.
As Dawn Plitzuweit high-fived Goldy Gopher, stepped to the podium and began her remarks, eyes shifted from Plitzuweit to the players and back for any signs of acceptance or dissonance.
We received gifts from 185 donors during our Spring Member Drive.
Plus: A budget deal among DFLers at the State Capitol; Macalester-Groveland neighborhood in St. Paul gets rave reviews; Stillwater letter jacket found in Paris thrift shop; and more.
Plus: Crookston state Rep. Deb Kiel announces she had a stroke; St. Paul and public workers reach tentative deal; Afro Deli owner is Minnesota Small Business Person of the Year; Al Franken hosts Lindsey Graham; and more.