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A massive data center is coming to Cannon Falls
Cannon Falls is expecting a massive data center within the next decade, taking up 1.3 million square feet. Tract, the company involved, says it will create over a thousand construction jobs and nearly 300 full-time jobs. Residents are concerned about water and electricity usage, and noise and light pollution.
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1.5 million children have lost food assistance as Congress approves more Iran War funds
Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar called on Congress to reverse the historic SNAP cuts approved in President Donald Trump’s sweeping 2025 budget law, saying 1.5 million children have already lost access to food assistance.
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Dr. Kelly Morrison is the first pro-choice OB-GYN in Congress
U.S. Rep. Kelly Morrison joined Amy Klobuchar’s campaign for a reproductive rights rally in Minnetonka. Representing Minnesota’s 3rd congressional district, Morrison is the first self-described pro-choice OB-GYN elected to Congress.
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Amy Klobuchar presses Todd Blanche to rule out federal agents at polling places
Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar asked acting Attorney General Todd Blanche to commit to following federal law and not deploying armed federal agents to polling locations. Blanche initially responded, “of course,” but when Klobuchar pressed him for a direct promise, he would only say that he would follow the law and its intent.
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Hazardous air quality in Minnesota will leave you breathless, literally
The air quality in most of Minnesota right now is hazardous. The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency is advising everyone to limit outdoor activity as much as possible, and for sensitive groups to stay indoors.
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Klobuchar presses Blanche on investigations into fatal ICE shootings
Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar pressed acting Attorney General Todd Blanche to commit to continued information sharing between federal, state and local investigators following two recent fatal ICE shootings in Texas and Maine. When asked multiple times, Blanche refused to guarantee federal cooperation for future cases.
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Ramsey County sues the DHS for information in Chongly Scott Thao investigation
The Ramsey County Attorney’s Office is suing the Department of Homeland Security for information in the January arrest of ChongLy Scott Thao. Thao was removed from his home by officers, despite being only in his underwear, in 10-degree weather, and the man officers were actually looking for was already in custody.
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Klobuchar vows to protect reproductive rights as Minnesota governor
Speaking at a reproductive rights event, Amy Klobuchar criticized President Donald Trump’s tax and policy law for cutting Medicaid and temporarily blocking Planned Parenthood from billing the program for non-abortion services. Nearly 30 Planned Parenthood clinics closed nationwide during the funding cutoff, though Medicaid reimbursements resumed this month.
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The feds shared new evidence in the shootings of Renee Good, Alex Pretti, and Julio Sosa-Celis
Six months after the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti and shooting of Julio Sosa-Celis by federal officers, the federal government has shared requested evidence with the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office. The HCAO filed a federal lawsuit demanding the evidence after the feds shut out the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension hours after Good’s…
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When Suni Lee comes out to the Special Olympics USA Games to cheer you on
Minnesota’s own Suni Lee showed up for the 2026 Special Olympics USA Games. The Olympic gold medalist was in the crowd cheering on Special Olympics gymnast Alexandra as she finished her beam routine.
