The quality of our life and our society has been determined by the choices we have made, our decision to pay taxes and devote those funds to the greater good, and the quality of our civic leadership, writes Vance Opperman.
Open Letter
Vance K. Opperman is owner and CEO of MSP Communications, which publishes Twin Cities Business.
The perils of determining individual rights on a loosely-defined moral basis.
Gov. DeSantis is messing with the wrong mouse on special districts.
Russia’s unprovoked invasion of Ukraine will change our view of outrage.
National standards for voting and voting registration are needed to ensure that we have fair and reliable elections, writes Vance Opperman.
Businesses that issue vaccination mandates are doing the right thing.
People refuse to believe what is right in front of them, if inconvenient.
Her new book contains great policy objectives—and specifics for achievement.
The impact of business leadership on social and political issues.
How Minnesota businesses could be penalized for their PPP loans.
It's time to move on from the last four years.
Now is the time to abolish the Electoral College.
Fixing a divided America.
Police officers are too important to our society not to be regulated, licensed, and paid as such.
From business vocabulary to social behavior, what the lessons Covid-19 will look like in museums.
Viruses are always among us. We should be prepared.
Get your Real ID--or get stuck at the airport.
In the caucuses, some state has to be first, and that state should be Iowa.