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These 10 facts about Minnesota seem too wild to be true
Embrace the weird, wild, and downright extraordinary side of the North Star State with these facts about Minnesota.
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6 waterfalls in Minnesota you can actually swim in
You actually should go chasing waterfalls in Minnesota, and take a dip in the swimmable ones while you’re there.
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Mike Lindell wins Trump endorsement, immediately criticizes mass deportation campaign
In another surprising twist in the race for the Republican nomination for governor, Mike Lindell released an 18-page, five-pronged plan to reform the federal immigration system by creating a path to temporary legal residency for working immigrants.
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US Rep. Pramila Jayapal and MN CD-2 candidate Matt Little headline Medicare for All forum
US Rep. Pramila Jayapal (WA-07), Minnesota CD-2 candidate Matt Little, and nurses and doctors held a Medicare for All forum to inform Minnesotans about what the bill would do for them.
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Your weekly guide to taking action in Minnesota (July 23-30)
A weekly roundup of Minnesota events including protests, rallies, vigils, community meetings, and ways to take action statewide.
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EXCLUSIVE: Minnesota House candidate Dan Wilson says, ‘Winona first, party last’
Dan Wilson is gunning to be the DFL-endorsed Minnesota House Representative for Winona County, aiming to improve the affordability of housing and childcare, and putting Winona’s issues over the party.
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Meet 12 of the most famous athletes who have lived in Minnesota
With so many ways to enjoy playing sports outside, is it any surprise that so many famous athletes have lived in Minnesota?
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Proliferation of ticks in Minnesota prompts vigilance
Ticks in Minnesota are reasserting themselves and health experts have some tips on how to ensure you’re not a victim.
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Kendall Qualls promises to cut costs. But will Minnesota families pay the price?
As the GOP-endorsed candidate for governor promises to go after fraud and fix “pocketbook issues,” unanswered questions about his nonprofit, his office space, and the scale of his proposed cuts are following him onto the campaign trail.
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These neighborhoods could change Minnesota politics overnight
The Minnesota House is basically tied—and the balance of power in this year’s election hinges on every single vote.
