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Minneapolis-St. Paul included in 40 airports targeted for shutdown flight cuts
Airports in New York, Minneapolis-St. Paul, Los Angeles and Chicago along with hubs across the U.S. are among the 40 that will see flights cut starting Friday due to the government shutdown, according to a list distributed to the airlines and obtained by The Associated Press.
Anthony Edwards returns after 4-game absence with hamstring injury but Wolves routed by Knicks
Anthony Edwards returned to the Minnesota Timberwolves’ lineup against the Knicks after missing four games with a strained right hamstring. He was expecting a strong performance, but the Knicks routed the Timberwolves 137-114.
ICE is sending a chill through the construction industry
The construction industry, where more than a quarter of workers are foreign-born, has long struggled to find enough workers. Now, industry officials say Trump's immigration crackdown is making it worse.
‘A very dim future’: Delayed and reduced SNAP benefits hurt MN’s small town grocery stores
Minnesota’s SNAP recipients will receive a reduced amount of benefits this month, but it’s not clear when or how much they will get to buy food. And the benefits are already delayed, leaving many people scrambling to find enough to eat.
Art Hounds: Nov. 6 — It’s all about human connection
Art Hounds recommend the musical group Bizhiki, “Apartment 2B” at Red Eye Theater and the “Just Letters” exhibit at the Olson Gallery at Bethel University.
Who is on the Minneapolis City Council for the next four years?
Minneapolis voters returned most incumbents but added four new city council members, ending the council’s veto-proof majority and shifting dynamics for the next four years.
5 things to know about Kaohly Her, St. Paul’s mayor-elect
Kaohly Her, 52, has been a state House member representing part of St. Paul since 2019. She is an immigrant and refugee who was born in a bamboo hut in the mountains of Laos.
Minnesota Legislature’s revolving door keeps turning as Senate is full but House seats open
Tuesday’s election filled two Minnesota Senate seats but left two House seats open as lawmakers move to other offices. The temporary composition could doom a special session on gun restrictions.