An amendment adopted 120 years ago says farmers can peddle their products without a license. The post Does Minnesotas constitution say home growers can sell their extra cannabis? This lawsuit thinks it does appeared first on MinnPost.

Plus: Hamburguesas El Gordo owner charged with 10 felony tax crimes; vehicle-pursuit policy loosened for Apple Valley police; how to get your $20 Naz Reid tattoo; and more. The post USPS: Understaffing and Amazon packages delayed delivery of 79,000 pieces of mail from Bemidji post office appeared first on MinnPost.

With the legislative session coming to an end soon and a new compromise rideshare bill on the table, the clock is once again ticking toward the possible exit of Uber and Lyft from not just the city, but the entire state. What could still happen? The post Two paths: A look at Uber and Lyfts threat to leave Minnesota appeared first on MinnPost.

Pittman was recognized in 2023 as the Emerging Business of the Year by the National Association of Women Business Owners. And this past month the U.S. Small Business Administration named Pittman Minnesotas Women in Business Champion of the Year. The post Spiritual moment put Twin Cities entrepreneur DeVonna Pittman on path toward improved skin care appeared ...

Theres usually a hidden jewel or silver lining in any film, but Im not so optimistic these days. The post Hollywoods new film genre degrades us with its celebration of the bizarre appeared first on MinnPost.

The syphilis rate among Indigenous people in the Great Plains is higher than at any point in 80 years of records. More than 3% of Native American babies born in South Dakota last year had the preventable and curable but potentially fatal disease. The post Why is it taking so long for feds to respond to Great Plains tribes’ call for help on syphilis? ...

Plus: Brooklyn Park teen sentenced for murder of Zaria McKeever; new rideshare company approved to operate in Minneapolis; Corpse Flower expected to bloom soon at Como Park Conservatory; and more. The post Former Hennepin County chief defender receives probation for federal tax evasion appeared first on MinnPost.

Plus: St. Paul City Council wants bodycam footage from the shooting of a suicidal woman; Gobert wins fourth NBA Defensive Player of the Year award; Minnesota Book Awards winners; and more. The post State Sens. Mitchell and Gruenhagen face ethics panel appeared first on MinnPost.

Rate of abuse shown to be slightly higher in rural areas, a problem magnified by a lack of screening and resources. The post University of Minnesota studies reveal disparities in intimate partner violence between rural and urban areas appeared first on MinnPost.

The citys comprehensive plan is caught up in a legal dispute, and a senators own legal troubles are holding things up at the Legislature. The post Despite House nod to end Minneapolis 2040 lawsuit, bill up in the air in Senate appeared first on MinnPost.

DFL-backed legislation is based on the claim that literature suppression is on the rise. Thats a stretch. The post Proposed ban on book bans in Minnesota is a solution in search of a problem appeared first on MinnPost.

Just as this years graduating seniors expected to enter high school in 2020, doors closed and laptops opened as schools pivoted to remote work to prevent the spread of COVID-19. But how are these students doing now? The post Meet the graduating class of 2024 … the Class of COVID appeared first on MinnPost.

Amidst selfie culture and AI manipulation, how does the portrait emerge today in the hands of Minnesota and regional artists? The post Gamut Gallery offers a night of art, music at Visage Opening appeared first on MinnPost.

Plus: MIZU + OHYUNG at The Cedar; Ghoulish Delights brings the suspense; Tara Costello explores memory in Rosalux exhibit; and more. The post Weekend Picks: Barcelona Flamenco Ballet at Granada; Halloween, Alaska performs at the Dakota appeared first on MinnPost.

MinnPost seeks an operations manager to support our nationally-recognized nonprofit, independent local news organization. The post MinnPost hiring operations manager appeared first on MinnPost.

Plus: U of M discloses investments in Israel; two people killed in home explosion in Princeton; Minnetonka approves affordable homes after heated meeting; and more. The post Fed says rates need to remain steady for ‘extended period’ appeared first on MinnPost.

Plus: How Olmsted County went from red to blue; White Earth tribal member charged with a felony for illegal cannabis possession; Wisconsin wedding barns sue the state over liquor license law; and more. The post Republican House member releases resolution to censure Ilhan Omar appeared first on MinnPost.

Passage of the Minnesota Energy Infrastructure Permitting Act would help to get us there. The post We have a roadmap for achieving 100 percent clean energy in Minnesota by 2040 appeared first on MinnPost.

A bill that requires Minnesota schools to teach about climate justice wont advance this year, but advocates say theyll keep trying. The post Amid growing misinformation, climate education advocates push for more school instruction appeared first on MinnPost.

Legislative sponsors anticipated a larger tribal role but are anxious for results of compact talks between Walz and tribes. The post Closed-door negotiations could make tribal nations major players Minnesotas new cannabis market, even off reservation appeared first on MinnPost.

The musical is co-directed by Cat and Michael Brindisi, a father and daughter team who navigate the storytelling in the musical as deftly as King and Goffin crafted their narrative-driven songs. The post Chanhassen Dinner Theatres production of Beautiful: The Carole King Musical goes beyond the music appeared first on MinnPost.

Plus: Charges dropped against U of M protestors; Minnesota House committee clears Equal Rights Amendment ballot question; man dead after shooting involving St. Paul police; and more. The post To balance budget deficit, St. Cloud State University to cut nearly 100 programs appeared first on MinnPost.

City officials are treading carefully as they weigh modifications to the popular site. The post Plans for Minnehaha Falls park remodel underway appeared first on MinnPost.

A Q-and-A with the leader of the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation, 75 years after its founding in a small Minnesota town. The post Famed treatment center remains true to its North Star appeared first on MinnPost.

The broadest benefits will come from state policy that brings all of these parties together. The post Lawmakers should craft a gaming plan with racetracks, tribal casinos and local charities in mind appeared first on MinnPost.