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Public and environmental health advocacy groups attacked the decision, saying it ignores established evidence.

Fortunately, the state has a strong base of solar policy and new legislation queued up to continue advancing solar.

Nation Wright grew up in the Minneapolis American Indian community and is now a leader in addressing substance use disorder.

Much of Minnesota experienced quite the squall on Friday night and Saturday morning. Rochester had nearly four inches of rain ...

Lulu Garcia-Navarro is a two-time Peabody Award-winning journalist with years of experience interviewing world leaders, authors, artists and people living on the front lines of a changing world. A ...

Other data exists from other federal, state and private sources, but would be hard to replicate the breadth of what BLS provides.

More than 14,000 service workers across the University of Minnesota’s campuses could go on strike just as students return for the fall semester. “Our pay isn’t keeping up with inflation, and many of ...

In 2014, one-quarter of students with disabilities in Minneapolis Public Schools were proficient in reading. Now, it's down ...

MinnPost photojournalist Ellen Schmidt captured a sea of blue jeans and some quiet moments at this year's FarmFest.

A new study might lead to more breakthroughs in understanding and treating dementia and other degenerative disorders of the ...

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