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Opponents of proposed state End of Life bill use hyperbole and apocryphal stories to discredit legislation
People suffering from terminal illnesses in Minnesota deserve the grace of a good death. The proposed bill would allow for ...
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Many without power in the Twin Cities following Thursday’s storms
The severe weather that came through the Twin Cities brought torrential rain, thunder, and wind damage that left many without power.
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Budget breakthrough? What Gov. Walz and the Legislature did and didn’t accomplish
Explaining Thursday’s State Capitol budget news amid the bipartisan boasting and a frenzied pushback in Gov. Tim Walz's ...
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‘Refusing to move forward with even a study’: The quiet demise of allowing sports betting in Minnesota
Speaking right after Rest at the Taxes Committee hearing, Klein bemoaned that, “Once again, this year we are going to abandon ...
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Hunger advocates: 150,000 Minnesotans could be affected by House GOP’s $300 billion in food stamp cuts
The food stamp program serves about 440,000 families in Minnesota, but Republicans in Congress are pushing new eligibility ...
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Remembering publishing legend Burt Cohen
The founding publisher of Mpls.St.Paul and Twin Cities Business was quick with a joke but took community engagement seriously ...