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Upset by slow pace of repairs, more renters in Minnesota are forming tenant unions

Upset by slow pace of repairs, more renters in Minnesota are forming tenant unions

More renters across the state are forming tenant unions to push for repairs and improvements in their buildings under a new state law that adds protections for tenant organizing.
by Estelle Timar-Wilcox

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'We're looking into many programs:' U.S. Attorney Joe Thompson on fraud in Minnesota

In the last two weeks, federal prosecutors have charged nine people with defrauding two Medicaid programs in Minnesota, and alleged fraud has been uncovered in a third program.
by Nina Moini, Ellen Finn and Aleesa Kuznetsov

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BCA program to identify danger signs before shootings faces federal cuts

BCA program to identify danger signs before shootings faces federal cuts

As Minnesota legislators and others debate policies in response to the mass shooting last month at Annunciation Church and School in Minneapolis that killed two children and wounded 21 other people, an approach to try to prevent violent shootings is under threat from Trump administration funding cuts.  
by Jon Collins

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Minnesota greenlights green energy generation and storage project in Faribault county

Minnesota greenlights green energy generation and storage project in Faribault county

Minnesota is taking another step toward carbon-free energy production as the state’s Public Utilities Commission has approved a permit for the Northern Crescent Solar and Storage project by Primergy Solar in Faribault County.
by Hannah Yang

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Duluth faces severe housing crunch as population inches up

Duluth faces severe housing crunch as population inches up

A new study shows the city of Duluth needs to add about 9,000 housing units in the next decade, as the city’s population slowly grows for the first time in decades.
by Dan Kraker

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