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UMN research finds cannabis use is declining among youth (opens the original)
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University of Minnesota researchers have found that cannabis use is declining among high schoolers, though they note there are still disparities in use among marginalized groups. Researchers tracked the cannabis use of high schoolers, then compared their findings to data collected in 2013. The study, released in July, shows a steady decline in cannabis use among adolescents over the last decade. Although researchers found an overall declining trend in cannabis use, research shows that adolescent
Minneapolis City Council strikes down controversial police contract with drone pilot program (opens the original)
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The Minneapolis City Council rejected a proposed contract between the Minneapolis Police Department and Skydio, a California-based drone company, citing privacy concerns. The 75-day pilot program with Skydio would have enabled the MPD to use drones in hopes of speeding up response times. However, concerns over data privacy and city involvement with a federal government-contracted company drew pushback from both representatives and the public. The Minneapolis City Council deliberated on July 16 r
Meet Saturday Dumpling Co., one of Minnesota State Fair’s newest vendors (opens the original)
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Minneapolis restaurant Saturday Dumpling Co. is making its debut at the Minnesota State Fair in August. University of Minnesota alumni Linda Cao and her husband, Peter Bian, have opened three Saturday Dumpling Co. restaurants in Minneapolis and are currently in the process of opening Jujube, a full-service restaurant in the fall of 2026. Now, Bian and Cao are attending the Great Minnesota Get-Together not as guests, but as vendors. The news was announced by the Minnesota State Fair on July 9. “W
Minnesota social media warning law is now on hold after tech companies sue (opens the original)
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Originally set to take effect on July 1, a proposed Minnesota law requiring social media companies to display health warnings to users is now on pause after a technology and software group filed a lawsuit, claiming the proposed legislation violates the First Amendment. NetChoice, representing major tech corporations such as Meta and TikTok, is suing Minnesota’s Attorney General and Health Commissioner, according to Minnesota Public Radio. The lawsuit comes after Minnesota’s Legislature passed a
Minneapolis City Council halts new data center developments until November (opens the original)
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A halt on the construction of data centers in Minneapolis took effect in July after the Minneapolis City Council discussed the need for more time to understand the facilities’ potential environmental impacts. The Council approved the halt through November by an 8-5 vote in May. Members said the halt allows time to study the environmental impacts of data centers and plan their development more conscientiously. However, Council members not in favor of the halt said it will result in reduced tax re
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