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AG Ellison: Ratepayers could be on the hook for 'billions' due to Pine Island data center (opens the original)
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ST. PAUL, Minn. — Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison weighed in on the Pine Island data center controversy on Thursday, alleging that ratepayers could be on the hook for “billions of dollars” under what he calls a flawed agreement between Xcel Energy and Google. In a statement issued Oct. 1, Ellison highlighted a state law that requires “all costs attributable to the utility’s very large customers” be assigned to those customers and not other taxpayers. These include Minnesota households a
What led to Operation Metro Surge? A Truth Council hearing was held in Rochester to answer that question (opens the original)
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ROCHESTER — A final hearing hosted by a state truth commission created in the aftermath of anti-immigration campaigns Operation Metro Surge and Operation PARRIS in Minnesota was held Tuesday, Sept. 29, in Rochester. But unlike the previous three hearings, which largely focused on individual stories of harm, resistance and resilience, this meeting of the Minnesota Truth Council, which was established by Gov. Tim Walz, focused on the national policy changes and systemic changes that supercharged a
UMN looks to reduce its budget by $225 million (opens the original)
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The University of Minnesota is planning to reduce its budget by $225 million over the next two years, a large sum that equals 12% to 15% of its operating revenue, University President Rebecca Cunningham announced Thursday. Every campus across the system will be involved in reducing a financial shortfall, she said. “Like colleges and universities all across the country, we are facing shifting enrollment trends, unpredictable state and federal funding, and rising costs,” Cunningham said in a writt
U of M looking to reduce budget by $225 million (opens the original)
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ROCHESTER — The University of Minnesota is planning to reduce its budget by $225 million over the next two years, a large sum that equals 12% to 15% of its operating revenue, university president Rebecca Cunningham announced Thursday. How that will affect University of Minnesota Rochester is unclear, but every campus across the system will be involved in reducing a financial shortfall, she said. “Like colleges and universities all across the country, we are facing shifting enrollment trends, unp
New poll shows Johnson with a slight lead over Finstad (opens the original)
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ROCHESTER — The campaign of Democratic challenger Jake Johnson is touting a new poll showing him with a slight lead over GOP Rep. Brad Finstad in the race for Minnesota’s 1st Congressional District seat. The new survey shows Johnson leading Finstad 47% to 46% in the conservative-leaning district. The poll was released by the House Majority PAC, an organization focused on electing Democrats to the U.S. House of Representatives. The HMP poll also showed that President Trump’s favorability in the d
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