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CentraCare seeks partnership with U of M for rural medical school

CentraCare seeks partnership with U of M for rural medical school

A major health care provider in wants to partner with the University of Minnesota to establish another medical school in the state. CentraCare CEO Dr. Ken Holmen speaks about the plan for a rural medical school on Morning Edition.
by Cathy Wurzer, Heidi Raschke and Ngoc Bui

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Duluth med school leader remembered for rural health care legacy

Duluth med school leader remembered for rural health care legacy

Dr. Jim Boulger, who for nearly 50 years helped train and inspire physicians to live and work in Minnesota’s rural communities, died Saturday. He was 81.
by Dan Kraker

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'Shaking things up': Minnesota’s LGBTQ lawmakers see new strength at Capitol

'Shaking things up': Minnesota’s LGBTQ lawmakers see new strength at Capitol

Nearly 50 years after Minnesota’s Allan Spear became one of the nation’s first openly gay legislators, LGBTQ lawmakers walked into the 2023 legislative session with the critical mass needed to form a caucus and flex some political muscle. They’re ready to use it.
by Sam Stroozas

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'Not sustainable': Jails struggle with worker shortage

'Not sustainable': Jails struggle with worker shortage

Jails around Minnesota are struggling to hire and retain staff. Administrators say they're trying to adapt to a changing workforce, but they don’t see a quick or easy solution.
by Dan Gunderson

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Feeling a little blue? You might be standing under a bad streetlight

Feeling a little blue? You might be standing under a bad streetlight

Minnesotans driving and walking through St. Paul at night may notice the pools of weird street lighting, changing hue from daylight white to stunningly blue. It’s not on purpose and the city wants help spotting them.
by Tim Nelson

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Vikings fans, team stung by playoff defeat

Vikings fans, team stung by playoff defeat

Before the final minutes of the Vikings’ loss to the Giants, fans reveled in the playoff pageantry and the tight contest.
by Regina Medina

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