Minnesota
Monday, March 17, 2025
MN Latino advocates band together as deportation fears persist
Social and economic disruptions are among the impacts reported by Minnesota Latino support organizations as they monitor the Trump administration's ma…
Survey: Older Americans lean more on credit cards for basic needs
Nearly half of Americans age 50 and older are using credit cards to pay for basic living expenses, according to a new AARP survey, and a Minnesota …
Lack of 'town halls' frustrates MN voters
Republicans in Washington, D.C. remain focused on greatly reducing federal spending. However, a backlash is mounting in Congressional districts…
MN ties to troubled carbon pipeline project come back into focus
A Minnesota organization opposed to a Midwestern carbon pipeline project plans to file a request with state regulators Thursday, asking them to …
MN looks to ensure all schools are ready for cardiac scares
A Minnesota Senate committee today will hear testimony about a rare but scary scenario for families: sudden cardiac events in school settings…
Forget the divide! Arts project seeks urban-rural solidarity instead
By Anya Slepyan for The Daily Yonder.Broadcast version by Mike Moen for Minnesota News Connection for the Public News Service/Daily Yonder Collaborati…
New avian flu plan hatched by USDA, but experts are wary
By Dawn Attride for Sentient.Broadcast version by Mike Moen for Minnesota News Connection reporting for the Sentient-Public News Service Collaboration…
It's March Madness time, but red flags emerge with online sports betting
March is Problem Gambling Awareness Month, and it remains unclear if Minnesota will legalize online sports betting. Research is emerging about …
MN child care stakeholders: 'Broken' system needs more than minor fixes
Some 45 day care centers in Minnesota temporary closed their doors early this week to highlight the ongoing child care crisis. Advocates said the …
MN debates how to help retired clean energy parts stay 'green'
Minnesota remains focused on making non-carbon sources the bulk of its energy portfolio. But policymakers are trying to figure out the best way to …
Medicaid cuts would likely worsen rural MN health care outlook
Minnesota's rural health-care landscape is described as being "stressed" - and the diagnosis could become grimmer if congressional Republicans keep th…
Minnesotans with disabilities: Cutting Medicaid would leave us segregated
Minnesotans with disabilities are among the vulnerable populations who say their quality of life would be upended if Congress approves steep Medicaid …