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Before he was a pop icon, Prince was an 11-year-old kid from Minneapolis
Before he was a pop icon, Prince was an 11-year-old kid from Minneapolis with some thoughts about his teachers going on strike. Prince Celebration 2026 runs through June 7, with events at Paisley Park, a major concert at the Armory on June 5, and many more events across the Twin Cities.
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Paige Bueckers: Black women built the WNBA and deserve equal opportunity
Dallas Wings guard Paige Bueckers, the Minnesota native selected No. 1 overall in the 2025 WNBA Draft, says Black women deserve equal opportunities to lead the league they helped build. Bueckers credited the Black women who helped raise and coach her—including her stepmother and AAU coach—and called for equal access to coaching and leadership roles…
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OB-GYN stresses need for abortion care, supports US Rep. Morrison’s SAFE Training for OB-GYNs act
Dr. Erin Stevens, an OB-GYN and abortion healthcare provider in the Twin Cities, is one of many OB-GYNs supporting US Rep. Kelly Morrison’s new bill. The SAFE Training for OB-GYNs Act would allow for all OB-GYN residents to learn how to treat miscarriages, ectopic pregnancies, and abortions, no matter the state they complete their residency…
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Getting OB-GYNs the proper training in a post-Roe v. Wade America
US Rep. Kelly Morrison is introducing the SAFE Training for OB-GYNs Act, a federal bill that would allow OB-GYN residents of any state, even those with an abortion ban, to travel to a state that teaches proper treatment of miscarriages, ectopic pregnancies, and abortions.
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This county attorney candidate has a warning for ICE
Hao Tran says his message to ICE is simple: no one is above the law. The Hennepin County attorney candidate says he’s already leading an investigation into ICE agents involved in the detention of ChongLy Scott Thao—and vows to continue those investigations if elected.
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Quall’s economic promises amid scrutiny over own campaign finances
Kendall Qualls says he’ll fix Minnesotans’ “pocketbook issues” if elected governor in November. But critics and public records raise questions about whether he’s really protecting families’ budgets—or using donor-funded nonprofit resources while planning billions in cuts to essential programs.
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Emergency medicine doctor backs Lt. Gov. Flanagan’s Medicare for All plan
Dave Dvorak, an emergency medicine doctor, is backing Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan in the race for the US Senate because he says he’s tired of health insurance companies’ greed leading to patients refusing healthcare because they can’t afford it. Flanagan is campaigning on Medicare for All.
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Lt. Gov. Flanagan calls out Senate opponent US Rep. Craig for using ‘dark money’ in campaign
Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan is calling out Angie Craig, her Democratic opponent for the open US Senate seat, for taking money from crypto groups, AIPAC, and health insurance companies.
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Minnesota offers up to $20k to help first-time farmers buy land
Minnesota’s farmers are getting older—and fewer young people can afford to replace them.The average Minnesota farmer is now nearly 60 years old, and fewer than 10% are under 35. To help reverse that trend, the state is offering up to $20,000 to help first-time farmers buy their first farm. Agriculture Commissioner Thom Petersen explains the program…
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MN Lt Gov. Flanagan slams Angie Craig for taking “dark money”
Dark-money PACs have spent $11 million backing Angie Craig in the MN Senate race. Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan says that money is coming from AIPAC, the crypto industry, an AI billionaire, and health insurance companies and argues it’s no coincidence. “Because her record shows that she will support what they want.”
