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  1. South Dakota may have a three-body problem

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    Your daily Minnesota news roundup starts … NOW.

  2. After tumultuous years, Healing Minnesota aims to jumpstart residents’ recovery

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    Mahry Torres-Castillo still chokes up when she recalls her community’s experience during Operation Metro Surge, targeted by federal agents and forced into hiding.

  3. Cows, colleges and competitive districts: DFL, GOP eye key House seats covering Northfield and St. Peter

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    An unexpected visitor stopped by Rep.

  4. I’m a college president, and I think higher education has to do a better job of controlling costs

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    This story on college cost was produced by The Hechinger Report, a nonprofit, nonpartisan news outlet focused on education.

  5. D.C. Memo: AI doomers, Minnesota farmers lobby Congress

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    WASHINGTON — A slew of warnings from tech leaders about potential dangers of unfettered artificial intelligence renewed efforts in Congress this week to try to put guardrails on AI.

  6. Kiss me underneath the baldfaced wasp’s nest

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    Your daily Minnesota news roundup starts … NOW.

  7. On Election Day, polling sites should be ‘islands of calm,’ says Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon

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    A month after right-wing influencers cut a deceptively-edited video purporting to show weaknesses in Minnesota’s elections system, democracy advocates and the state’s top elections officials are gearing up to protect citizens’ right to vote.

  8. Property taxpayers in Minnesota are suffering from a TIF plague

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    Edina Mayor James Hovland recently wrote a commentary published in the Minnesota Star Tribune titled, “Minnesota needs more housing.

  9. How Minneapolis helped jazz legend Jack McDuff turn over a new leaf

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    Brother Jack McDuff hit the nightclub circuit like a whirlwind throughout the early ‘60s, blending the bite of hard bop (itself imbued with the jump-swing of Count Basie) with the fatback, marinating blues of the organ-jazz craze that his quartet helped e…

  10. The Challengers: Why it will be hard, in a midterm likely to herald change, to oust a congressional incumbent in Minnesota

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    WASHINGTON — An election in November that will cap a tumultuous campaign season is expected to bring about change with the possibility of Democrats wresting control of the U.S.

  11. Spent a month at O’Hare last week

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  12. SHHH! From motion sensors to car engines, Minneapolis noise pollution can be hard to ignore and harder to stop

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    When was the last time you heard noise?

  13. What’s that smell?

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    An original Steve Sack cartoon — like this one on “pheromone-maxxing” — appears on MinnPost each Thursday.

  14. Does ground beef cost $2 per pound?

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    No.

  15. Amid threat of school closures, MPS parents and teachers want more time on their side

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    In an effort to consolidate district resources, Minneapolis Public Schools Superintendent Lisa Sayles-Adams introduced three plans to the school board Tuesday night that would shuffle thousands of students next fall and close up to 16 schools.

  16. The threat of real estate scams is growing, and Minnesota homeowners need to be ready

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    In my 42 years working in real estate, I have seen plenty of changes in the way homes are bought and sold.

  17. Staffing problems stall federal investigations of missing and killed Native people

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    SIOUX FALLS, S.D.

  18. Are you still being followed by the teenage FBI?

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    Your daily Minnesota news roundup starts … NOW.

  19. Private equity is cashing in on autism therapy. Children are paying the price.

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    This story was produced by The 74, a non-profit, independent news organization focused on education in America.

  20. Data centers can be built responsibly

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    People really hate data centers.

  21. Walz actions setting precedents for next governor in Boundary Waters fight

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    In his final months in office, Gov.

  22. The Format couldn’t look away when ICE came to Minnesota

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    Vocalist Nate Ruess and multi-instrumentalist Sam Means were gearing up for their big comeback as the band The Format in January.

  23. What a week, huh? (It’s Tuesday.)

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    Your daily Minnesota news roundup starts … NOW.

  24. Car tabs, Cybertrucks and guns: How a rematch in an east metro district could determine control of the Minnesota Senate

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    In a 2022 state Senate contest, DFLer Judy Seeberger beat Republican Tom Dippel by a grand total of 321 votes.

  25. Minnesota private well owners are largely on their own when it comes to arsenic

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    A naturally-occurring but toxic chemical is prolific in Minnesota’s private drinking water wells, and most people don’t even know it’s there.

  26. The Chris Finch Interview, Part 4: Finding a way to joy

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    Here is the final segment of the 80-minute MinnPost interview with Minnesota Timberwolves Head Coach Chris Finch from September 8, on the brink of preseason training camp for the Wolves and the other 29 NBA teams.

  27. Why Minneapolis deserves consideration for a Nobel Peace Prize

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    When I retired from the Hennepin County bench in 2018, I obtained a certificate to teach English as a second language.

  28. Friday is the last day for Early Bird pricing for MinnPost Festival tickets

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    Friday is the last day of Early Bird pricing for MinnPost Festival!

  29. Far from the Boundary Waters, the Mille Lacs tribe resists another copper-nickel mine

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    When wild rice ripens, a gentle tap knocks grains off the stalk.

  30. On the shores of scorigami

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    Your daily Minnesota news roundup starts … NOW.

  31. The Chris Finch Interview, Part 3: How does Kuminga find his ceiling?

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    Here is part three of the 80-minute MinnPost interview with Timberwolves Head Coach Chris Finch from Tuesday, September 8.

  32. Documenters report: Minneapolis budget process in full swing as Council hears presentation on $2.3 billion budget

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    MinnPost’s Twin Cities Documenters program trains and pays community members to take notes at local government meetings.