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4 cat cafes in Minnesota to take a “paws” for caffeine and cuddles
Looking for a side of cuteness with your coffee? Check out these four cat cafes in Minnesota for fluffy fun in the Land of the Lakes.
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Gov. Tim Walz signs executive order banning nonferrous mining near Boundary Waters
Walz’s executive order, if it stands, would likely kill a proposed project from Twin Metals — a subsidiary of the Chilean mining conglomerate Antofagasta — which wants to extract copper, nickel, cobalt and other valuable metals from underground veins near Ely and Babbitt, about a dozen miles from the wilderness area.
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Klobuchar proposes Minnesota tax credit to assist with rising healthcare premiums
If elected Minnesota’s next governor, DFL Sen. Amy Klobuchar says she would create a state tax credit to help with those skyrocketing costs.
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Your weekly guide to taking action in Minnesota (August 13-20)
A weekly roundup of Minnesota protests, rallies, vigils, community meetings, and ways to take action statewide.
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Who is facing off in Minnesota’s most competitive midterm election races?
The midterm election is less than three months away. Learn about what candidates were chosen in the primary election.
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EXCLUSIVE: Matt Little wants Medicare for All, complete replacement of ICE
Matt Little is the DFL-endorsed candidate for Minnesota’s 2nd Congressional District. Here’s what his campaign is prioritizing.
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3 key takeaways from Minnesota Farm Fest, and how farmers’ politics could be changing
Candidates from the DFL and GOP parties spoke at Minnesota Farm Fest about what agriculture, farming, and trade policies they would make if elected for their respective office in the midterm election–and it seems like the tide may be shifting in Greater Minnesota.
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During Operation Metro Surge, ICE arrested dozens of immigrant crime victims
They were arrested despite having protections from deportation by ICE.
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Your weekly guide to taking action in Minnesota (August 6-13)
A weekly roundup of Minnesota events, protests, rallies, vigils, community meetings, and ways to take action statewide.
























