Klobuchar is one of the few DFLers popular in Greater Minnesota, where Republicans have come to dominate in recent elections.
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As with everything, Covid-19 has disrupted business as usual when it comes to reporting election results.
Business group says 45 companies have crossed Minneapolis off search list or are looking to leave downtown.
Dozens of chief executives have asked Minnesota legislators to pass reforms to end “unacceptable police behavior.”
Minneapolis city leaders acknowledged the community’s trauma following the police killing of George Floyd, but emphasized the need for peace.
Gyms and fitness centers will still remain closed.
Gov. Walz says the expiration will allow many more companies to open their doors; small businesses remain concerned.
But federal program has run out of money in less than two weeks.
Though the state doesn’t yet have a law on the books forbidding the practice, a recent executive order from Gov. Walz gives the attorney general the authority to investigate
It is election season. Who is listening to small businesses?
Under an executive order issued Monday, Minnesota will provide loans for up to $35,000 to small businesses in the state.
At a rally in Dallas on Monday night, she endorsed Joe Biden.
Minnesota hasn't had many presidential primary debates. South Carolina has hosted 21.
City leaders are considering establishing a Community Development Corporation that would join First Avenue in overseeing the venue.
The issue could make the state vulnerable to “malicious actors” during upcoming elections, according to cybersecurity firm McAfee.
GOP leaders have objected to the price tag, but Walz’s plan is well within the debt guidelines crafted a decade ago by the Office of Management and Budget under the administration of GOP Gov. Tim Pawlenty.
In what is likely to be a boisterous election season, what are the pros and cons of workplace discussion?
A look ahead at some of the most pressing issues in local politics.
Republicans have put forward their own bills, but the two parties’ differing visions have prevented consensus.
A new initiative launched by the Minneapolis Downtown Improvement District aims to get 100 bathrooms opened to the public.