Month: July 2022

Plus; An interview with state senator David Tomassoni, one year after his ALS diagnosis. Drew Gilbert, a Stillwater native, selected in the first round 2022 Major League Baseball Draft. Anoka Police Department K-9 Bravo will retire….

Minnesota Democrats have asked voters to elect a pro-choice majority to the Minnesota Capitol in November. This request would include flipping the Senate and changing how the state House is composed, where the DFL has a narrow majority. …

In an era of homer-happy era, strikeouts are part of the deal. Arraez is a throwback. He’s a contact hitter to all field who rarely swings or misses….

Professor Erica Timko Olson made it her life’s mission to help people appreciate the healing power of nature….

More: Minnesota is expected to experience dangerously high temperatures on Monday and Tuesday. Frey, Vetaw has retired judge Martha Holton Dimick as an endorser; Minnesota Aurora will be playing in the USL W championship; and many other details….

Tracking fundraising information for Minnesota’s statewide offices as well as the U.S. House elections….

Tenants can file a complaint against landlords who appeal to raise rent above the 3% cap. Landlords may also appeal. The new process is not for everyone. …

plus: Minneapolis police have identified the victim of Thursday’s shooting; federal money has been approved for storm and flooding recovery in 15 counties and 4 tribal nations. Take a one-day crash class in crop art….

The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission ordered Thursday an investigation into LTD to determine if LTD is able to provide fiber internet service to Minnesota’s rural areas. …

Plus – Jan. 6 hearings are continuing; Omar human right amendment to defense bill passes; and why Politico watches Dakota County….