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In this Minnesota city, proposed property tax bumps pile up as residents push back

In this Minnesota city, proposed property tax bumps pile up as residents push back

As local governments face increased costs and more directives from state and federal laws, added costs are expected to drive up taxes for property owners. In some places, the tax hits are coming from all directions.
by Peter Cox

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MPR News is broadcasting live from Moorhead

MPR News is broadcasting live from Moorhead

MPR News is broadcasting live from the Fargo-Moorhead area this week to talk agriculture and honor the retirement of our Moorhead reporter Dan Gunderson.
by MPR News Staff

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New community clinic brings culturally sensitive care to Minneapolis

New community clinic brings culturally sensitive care to Minneapolis

The Inspire Change Clinic is open to everyone in the community. Care will not focus solely on treating illness; there will also be space for clothing donations and assistance with resume writing.
by Erica Zurek

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State settles with Osseo school district over student sexual harassment case

The Minnesota Department of Human Rights says an assistant principal in the Osseo school district sexually harassed a fourth-grade student. The agency is requiring the district to pay the student more than $61,000 and apologize.
by Elizabeth Shockman

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Minneapolis teachers vote to authorize strike

Minneapolis teachers vote to authorize strike

The vote outcome does not mean a strike has been called by Minneapolis teachers. If the union chooses to move ahead with a work stoppage, it would need to announce a strike date with at least 10 days’ notice to the district.
by MPR News Staff, Elizabeth Shockman and Feven Gerezgiher

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Twin Cities recycling plant boosts capacity with AI sorting

Twin Cities recycling plant boosts capacity with AI sorting

A major regional recycling plant in the Twin Cities has finished a $23 million renovation to increase its capacity, as the state aims to recycle more and throw away less. 
by Estelle Timar-Wilcox

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How to help Minnesotans set to lose SNAP benefits — and how to get help

How to help Minnesotans set to lose SNAP benefits — and how to get help

Local food shelves are already facing strains and because of the federal shutdown, and state officials say there is not enough federal funding for SNAP to offer money to Minnesota participants for November.
by Sam Stroozas and Regina Medina

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