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Beef imports could add to pain felt by Minnesota’s dairy farms
A Minnesota dairy farmer says international beef imports hurt producers like him because his cows wind up in meat supplies once their milking life is over.
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Voter outreach director talks election security, voting early in MN
Minnesota is consistently one of the most well-administered states for election season thanks to its election security.
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‘The American people are going pay for it’: EPA rollbacks spark fury
Minnesotans making the push for cleaner air warned of devastating consequences from EPA rollbacks of power plant standards.
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Minnesota 15 member speaks out after arrest by DHS agents
Treasure Thoreson is a member of the Minnesota 15, a group of local residents who were federally indicted for their actions during Operation Metro Surge. This is her story of what really happened.
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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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USPS is shutting down a Rochester post office — and residents want answers
After 68 years, Hunt Silver Lake Drug Store could lose a major asset to the store and its customers, the post office, after USPS terminated its contract, leaving locals without access.
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Your weekly guide to taking action in Minnesota (May 28-June 4)
A weekly roundup of Minnesota protests, rallies, vigils, community meetings, and ways to take action statewide.
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St. Paul city mayor, police chief grilled on ICE cooperation
W7 Gardeners of Resistance held a community town hall, allowing residents to speak with city leaders on the handling of the city’s federal occupation.
