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- Sep 30, 2026
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Minnesota should stop importing failed policy experiments like a climate superfund law (opens the original)
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When a tree falls in the woods, and no one’s there to hear it, does it make a sound? Likewise, when two separate federal judges strike down a state’s climate law as unconstitutional, and lawmakers elsewhere don’t listen, does it mean it didn’t happen? If you track Minnesota political trends for long enough, you’ll find that state policy proposals often reach us a few years after they pass our coastal cousins. For Minnesota’s farming community, this trend is increasingly alarming. Minnesota corn
Single moms are the community experts Minnesota needs (opens the original)
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In July, the Jeremiah Program’s Minneapolis and St. Paul campuses hosted their inaugural Voices Rising event. JP’s mission is to “disrupt the cycle of poverty for single mothers and their children two generations at a time,” and the event celebrated the voices and success of single mom program alumni and brought the community together to showcase their support. Over 175 guests and community partners attended this event. But, that’s not what made it special. As a summer intern at JP Minneapolis,
Data centers: Can Democrats regulate and still build? (opens the original)
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The emerging debate over data centers in Minnesota poses a question Democrats nationally will increasingly have to answer: Can we be the party that demands strong environmental protections, community input and corporate accountability — and still be the party that builds things? Pine Island, Minn., is becoming a test case. In early September, one of the community’s larger employers announced that it would close its metal-finishing plant, eliminating 55 jobs. At nearly the same time, Pine Island
How nurse anesthetists met a critical need at the Minneapolis VA (opens the original)
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Recent reports about anesthesia staffing challenges at the Minneapolis VA Medical Center tell an important story about Minnesota’s healthcare workforce, and about professionals like nurse anesthetists who continued to care for veterans. When physician anesthesiologists left the Minneapolis VA, Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs) stepped up. They stayed. They took on greater responsibility. And they helped keep operating rooms open and veterans receiving care. Their response reflects
Public safety means preventing violence before it happens (opens the original)
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Public safety isn’t only about how we respond after a shooting. Arguably more importantly, it’s about what we do to prevent one. That need has been painfully clear in Minneapolis. Earlier this month, a shooting in downtown Minneapolis left two people dead, as well as the shooter, and injured multiple civilians and police officers. It was another devastating act of gun violence in a city that already experienced a violent summer. That’s why Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey’s proposed 2027 budget, whi
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