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  1. The idea of building a land bridge featuring greenspace and cultural buildings over Interstate 94 in St.

  2. On a crisp Friday morning in October when I arrived at St.

  3. Every October, Minnesota starts the same conversation.

  4. On October 3, Joseph Denny Nezperce, 36, was shot and killed on Metro Transit’s Green Line near Minneapolis’ Stadium Village station.

  5. Welcome to a fascinating season of Minnesota Timberwolves basketball.

  6. Your daily Minnesota news roundup starts … NOW.

  7. Yes.

  8. Collard greens appear throughout the new Seitu K.

  9. Nicollet Mall, the 1960s-era transformation of downtown Minneapolis’ main shopping street, has stagnated for so long that even saying so has become cliché.

  10. As this year’s campaign season winds down, Minnesota is once again in a moment where emotions run high and divisions are amplified.

  11. WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump’s signature campaign promise was to “drain the swamp” – that is, rid Washington, D.C., of special-interest lobbying and political insiders.

  12. Your daily Minnesota news roundup starts … NOW.

  13. Heading into the midterm elections, high healthcare costs rank among voters’ biggest concerns.

  14. Every day across Minnesota, thousands of people place their trust in community organizations when the math at home no longer adds up.

  15. While door-knocking in Hastings this summer, clean drinking water was high on Tom Dippel’s list of talking points with community members.

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  17. WASHINGTON – He’s still the underdog but there are indications that Democrat Jake Johnson’s campaign against Rep.

  18. Yes.

  19. Living in the land of 10,000 lakes, Minnesotans know the importance of water.

  20. WASHINGTON — The raid on Rep.

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  22. When major events unfold in the Twin Cities, a parallel version often plays out at the Hennepin County Medical Center.

  23. On the heels of Minnesota passing restrictive social media guardrails for kids, federal lawmakers are preparing to follow suit with a wave of digital safety legislation.

  24. Through their policy positions and tones, U.S.

  25. Paging Dr. Acula

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  26. WASHINGTON – Trina Swanson came to Washington, D.C., recently looking for help in reaching a formidable goal — the unseating of Republican Rep.

  27. Yes.

  28. As a new school year starts and an election season continues, there’s good news and a big question about something that transformed my life and the lives of thousands of other young Minnesotans.

  29. LANSING, Mich. — Christina Starks-Clay doesn’t know how “Medicare for All” would work exactly, but she’s willing to bet it’d be better than what she has now.

  30. Fall.

  31. Your daily Minnesota news roundup starts … NOW.

  32. On a warm summer night two decades ago, I sat around a table at a Minneapolis restaurant with five young Somali men who were living in the Twin Cities, the country’s largest Somali diaspora.

  33. Americans have a lot of concerns about AI data centers, but two keep rising to the top.

  34. Married couple Jocelyn Hagen and Timothy C.

  35. President Donald Trump wants to sharply curtail mail ballots.

  36. Your daily Minnesota news roundup starts … NOW.

  37. In a Minneapolis budget season largely defined by its challenges – layoffs, sharp property tax increases, cuts to long-running programs and fights over funding – Mayor Jacob Frey has looked to the issue of affordable housing as a bright spot.

  38. I was at a shop in St.

  39. Minnesota law once had the same loophole that helped shield fraternity members who are alleged to have raped a Cornell University student from prosecution.

  40. Movies like “The Day After Tomorrow” and “Interstellar” used to feel like far-off hypotheticals and remote possibilities for a future world, classed as science fiction – storytelling based on an imagined future.

  41. This time, Napheesa Collier walked in without notes.

  42. This story on climate literacy was produced by The Hechinger Report, a nonprofit, nonpartisan news outlet focused on education.

  43. You read MinnPost because you value thorough, even-handed reporting on the politics, policies, and people shaping Minnesota.

  44. Your daily Minnesota news roundup starts … NOW.

  45. Austin Peterson’s mild verbal miscue revealed the challenge the Republican candidate faces in unseating DFLer Rob Kupec for a seat in the Minnesota Senate representing Moorhead in this election.

  46. As the Minneapolis City Council reviews the mayor’s proposed 2027 budget, much of the debate will focus on what the city can afford to preserve, expand or cut.

  47. DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Paul Grinvalds has completed 114 marathons in all 50 states, but he still wilts when he races in temperatures beyond 60 degrees Fahrenheit (15.5 Celsius).

  48. Younger Twins executives generally favor business casual attire for their media appearances, usually a sportcoat over an open-neck shirt,.

  49. WASHINGTON – The U.S.

  50. The Minneapolis Public Works department is sending out annual notifications this month to residents with lead water service lines.