The mayor’s decisions on Uptown will say a lot about how he plans to use his new powers.
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A Hennepin County judge has denied a legal challenge to the city’s order that requires patrons to show proof of vaccination or a negative Covid-19 test result.
The extent of the beleaguered transit extension’s problems are revealed.
A recent panel ruling means that Minnesota farmers could soon see better prices for their products exported north of the border.
Minnesota's macroeconomic consultant warns that the state's November forecast was based on a prediction for the national economy that was too optimistic.
How much bigger? According to Minnesota Management and Budget, the surplus started off at $8.98 billion before some of the money was spent thanks to a series of financial triggers set off when the state brings in excess revenue.
It turns out that big surpluses have been almost universal across states.
On the heels of a report criticizing Amazon’s labor practices, Minnesota House rep. Emma Greenman says she will introduce legislation that would require companies to disclose worker quotas.
Minnesota requires public officials to disclose source of income, property owned, significant holding in stocks and bonds and, yes, any horse racing interests.
Amid another surge in Covid-19 cases in the Midwest, we check in with Minnesota’s high priest of pandemics to talk masking, boosters, and politics.
Federal judge plans to open two Justice & Democracy Centers to boost civic education among Minnesota students and convene citizens for public dialogue.
With all eyes trained on Minneapolis for today's election, business leaders are split on whether to remove the city’s police department as it currently exists.
The founder and CEO of St. Paul's Center for Economic Inclusion will be honored for her work to build inclusive regional economies.
Grants of $64.2 million available to small businesses across the state
A fact sheet from the Biden administration estimated Minnesota would receive $68 million to build EV chargers across the state.
Launch Minnesota also fully funded, two political wins for startup community.
There's little evidence that film and TV tax credits actually work, but lawmakers have approved a new program anyway.
GOPers blamed "Clean Cars" rules proposed by the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency — but was Laura Bishop a pawn in a bigger political game?