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Amid record low unemployment, Minnesota officials highlight underutilized labor pools

Amid record low unemployment, Minnesota officials highlight underutilized labor pools

In June, Minnesota had the lowest state unemployment rate ever recorded in the U.S., and that means workers are harder than ever to find. Harder — but not impossible. State officials are encouraging employers to dig a little deeper into the labor market.
by Tim Nelson

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A male birth control pill? U of M study is entering new phase

A male birth control pill? U of M study is entering new phase

A recent New York Times opinion piece said for researchers working on a male birth control pill, their work has never been more crucial in a post-Roe America. And recent surveys show that an increasing number of men are interested in pharmaceutical contraceptives.
by Tom Crann, Megan Burks and Sam Stroozas

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Omar, McCollum face challenges from fellow Democrats

Omar, McCollum face challenges from fellow Democrats

The two members of Congress representing Minneapolis and St. Paul are each facing primary challenges from within the DFL Party. 
by Mark Zdechlik

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Long wait for Kaat, Oliva ends with Baseball Hall of Fame induction

Long wait for Kaat, Oliva ends with Baseball Hall of Fame induction

Former Twins Tony Oliva, Jim Kaat and David Ortiz were inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame on Sunday. For former teammates Oliva and Kaat, the honor caps storied careers in their beloved game.
by Matt Sepic

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Minnesota Aurora's inaugural season comes to a close

Minnesota Aurora's inaugural season comes to a close

The Minnesota Aurora's first USL W League season ended in heartbreak last night with a championship loss to South Georgia Tormenta FC, 2-1.
by MPR News Staff

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State proposes stricter air emissions permit for Water Gremlin

State proposes stricter air emissions permit for Water Gremlin

The MPCA has drafted an amended five-year air permit for Water Gremlin that would impose more stringent limits on emissions from its facility in White Bear Township, and impose more requirements for monitoring and record-keeping.
by Kirsti Marohn

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Nearly 1.2 million apply for 'hero pay'

Nearly 1.2 million apply for 'hero pay'

Many more people than originally expected applied for bonus pandemic pay, and not all of the applications are likely to be approved.
by Brian Bakst

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City of Minneapolis and state's human rights dept. talking again about MPD reforms

City of Minneapolis and state's human rights dept. talking again about MPD reforms

After a delay, the city of Minneapolis and the state department of human rights have agreed to continue working together towards an agreement to address systemic issues within the Minneapolis Police Department.
by Jon Collins

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Chippewa Tribe members vote to eliminate blood quantum

Chippewa Tribe members vote to eliminate blood quantum

Members of the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe have voted in an advisory referendum to eliminate a requirement that requires enrolled members to have 25 percent tribal blood.
by Dan Kraker

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