Plus: House leaders reach an agreement to split committees with no speaker decided; nursing home beds keep declining; and more. The post Accounting error leaves Robbinsdale school district with $20M budget shortfall appeared first on MinnPost.

Panelists at Re-Imaging Justice Conference seek adequate compensation and recognition for incarcerated workers. The post Yesterday, you could take my labor: Wages are at issue in Minnesotas justice system appeared first on MinnPost.

Republican and DFL leaders have begun negotiating how to share power, but even if they figure that out, getting things done could be a challenge. The post Ideas for orchestrating progress with a tie in the Minnesota House could come from other states appeared first on MinnPost.

Plus: Former employees question St. Paul school district's use of COVID funds; Xcel Energy celebrates solar energy milestone; sandhill cranes flock to Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge; and more. The post Frugal shoppers lead Target to lower profit outlook appeared first on MinnPost.

Given high expectations, the only way to ensure teams current unity is sustained is to win games despite defensive flaws. The post Its still a season of uncertainty as Timberwolves ride Western Conference roller coaster appeared first on MinnPost.

Layers of Joy explores joy as a form of resistance through the lens of five local artists. The post U of M students learn by doing with new exhibition focused on Black joy appeared first on MinnPost.

Dont worry about the weightlifters at the gym there are many ways to get fit. The post To shed that sedentary lifestyle, find a workout that you actually enjoy appeared first on MinnPost.

Minnesota native and combat veteran shares Trumps America First views. The post Hegseth’s baggage is heavy, but he could still be the next leader of the military appeared first on MinnPost.

Clinton says philanthropy has allowed him to continue making changes in the world to help others. The post Bill Clinton explains why philanthropy fills his post-presidential life in his new book ‘Citizen’ appeared first on MinnPost.

Plus: CC Club owners considering selling dive bar; the New York Times grape salad fiasco 10 years later; St. Paul teachers to vote on resolution to call for end of U.S. aid to Israel; and more. The post Ken Martin throws his hat into the ring for DNC chair appeared first on MinnPost.

The Western Lake Superior Sanitary District has run a compost site since 2001. During that time, the district has added 12 community drop-off sites, in addition to taking food waste from businesses. The post Lessons learned from two decades of composting appeared first on MinnPost.

We need to place high-quality curated knowledge for the next generation in a modern digital context. The post The time has come to reimagine college textbooks for the modern digital era appeared first on MinnPost.

Le Sueur native John P. Monahan donates $20 million to expand arts programs at the university. The post Dwindling funds for arts education? St. Thomas bucks the trend thanks to donor appeared first on MinnPost.

The Office of Cannabis Management says the first license lottery is expected the week of Dec. 2. The post Two-thirds of Minnesota social equity cannabis license applicants denied for inadequate documentation, some shenanigans appeared first on MinnPost.

Plus: Minnesota, Wisconsin neck and neck for highest voter turnout; how Minnesota's Driver's Licenses for All data will be protected against possible deportations; and more. The post Minnesota is leading in voter turnout for 2024 election appeared first on MinnPost.

Plus: Ken Martin pens Fox News opinion piece; Mayo Clinics expansion plan; Spirit Airlines files for bankruptcy; and more. The post Police negotiation with Red Wing gunman leads to discovery of a dead woman appeared first on MinnPost.

The moderate Democrat will toil in the minority, though shes hopeful she can work across the aisle. The post Workhorse Kelly Morrison learning the ropes as states newest member of Congress appeared first on MinnPost.

The Metro Independent Business Alliance couldnt survive the bottom-line pressures faced by its members. The post Twin Cities small businesses lose a valuable voice as coalition shuts down appeared first on MinnPost.

The 2024 election contradicted long-held conventional political wisdom that Republicans struggle to win races in which many people vote. The post Republicans, not Democrats, benefited from big voter turnout in 2024 appeared first on MinnPost.

At Claras House in St. Cloud, children as young as 3 can now receive mental health treatment. The post An early intervention for kids with mental health needs appeared first on MinnPost.

In Minnesota, at least, they deserve credit for showing Harris/Walz in the lead in the fall. The post Grading the Minnesota work of pollsters in the 2024 presidential election appeared first on MinnPost.

Despite his past pro-environment votesespecially to protect Long Islands coastthe former New York congressman is expected to be on board with Trumps climate policy rollbacks. The post Lee Zeldin, Trumps EPA pick, brings a moderate face to a radical game plan appeared first on MinnPost.

Mni Sota Makoce, the land of cloudy waters, has been the homeland of the Dakota for hundreds of years. The post The Dakota: Minnesotas first people appeared first on MinnPost.

Legislation and court cases in Minnesota put the issue in the spotlight a half-century ago. The post RFKs fluoride fight might sound familiar appeared first on MinnPost.

Plus: E. coli infections linked to Twin Cities restaurants; James Sewell Ballet to close after current season; and more. The post Hubbard County election judge charged for allegedly allowing 11unregisteredpeople to vote appeared first on MinnPost.