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Northern Minnesota tribes sue EPA over state's new water quality standards

Northern Minnesota tribes sue EPA over state's new water quality standards

Two northern Minnesota Native American tribes have sued the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in a bid to reverse recent changes the state made to its water quality standards.
by Dan Kraker

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From page to pitch: Minneapolis Monarchs bring quidditch back to Cities this weekend

From page to pitch: Minneapolis Monarchs bring quidditch back to Cities this weekend

What was once a fictional game in the popular Harry Potter series has become a high-intensity sport around the world. In Minnesota, the Minneapolis Monarchs are preparing for their home opener.
by Sam Stroozas

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Duluth mural project connects city to its Ojibwe history

Duluth mural project connects city to its Ojibwe history

A mural project in Duluth honors an Ojibwe chief and the vital trip he took 170 years ago to preserve tribal homelands.
by Dan Kraker

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State settles racial discrimination case with St. Cloud company

A former Nahan employee, who is Black, said management ignored or minimized his complaints that two white employees repeatedly made racist comments and used racial slurs.
by Kirsti Marohn

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Doctors press Minnesota health systems for more access to abortion medication

Doctors press Minnesota health systems for more access to abortion medication

As Minnesota abortion care providers ramp up to serve an expected influx of patients from across the Midwest, some doctors are pushing their health care organizations to do more now, including improving access to a drug that’s also used for medication abortions.
by Michelle Wiley

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Art Hounds celebrate community theater and music

Art Hounds celebrate community theater and music

Theatre 55 stages “Jesus Christ Superstar” in the open-air at Caponi Art Park amphitheater in Eagan. The Minnesota Mandolin Orchestra performs in several upcoming shows around the Twin Cities. Participants make the drama happen in “The Show Must Go On,” an escape room set at Daleko Arts in New Prague.
by Emily Bright

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Group offers recommendations for St. Paul rent stabilization

Group offers recommendations for St. Paul rent stabilization

The 41-member stakeholder group was made up of residents, real estate professionals and advocates for renters or affordable housing, among others.
by Jon Collins

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First Native American appointed to University of Minnesota Board of Regents

First Native American appointed to University of Minnesota Board of Regents

Gov. Tim Walz has appointed Tadd Johnson to the University of Minnesota Board of Regents, the first Native American ever to serve on the university’s governing board in more than 170 years.
by Dan Kraker

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