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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.
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Six years later, Trump is still spreading lies about Minnesota’s elections
President Donald Trump is continuing to lie about winning the 2020 presidential election against Joe Biden, and he’s attacking Minnesota’s election system and voters while doing it.
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Your weekly guide to taking action in Minnesota (July 16-23)
A weekly roundup of Minnesota protests, rallies, vigils, community meetings, and ways to take action statewide.
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EXCLUSIVE: Simon Glaser wants to bring his background of service to SD24
DFL-endorsed candidate for Minnesota SD-24 Simon Glaser is putting the people of Dodge and Olmsted county first, making life more affordable and accessible.
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Rising healthcare insurance rates are leaving Minnesotans without care
Increased insurance premiums, wages not increasing with inflation, and decreased enrollments—all linked to the federal government’s healthcare cuts in 2025—will leave many Minnesotans unable to pay for the care they need. Here’s what advocates say can be done.
