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Art Hounds: Sam Zimmerman's North Shore paintings
Plus, Art Hounds recommend a Lanesboro-based podcast and the documentary 'Stories I Didn't Know'
June 25 update on COVID-19 in MN: 1,406 deaths; hospitalizations, ICU cases flat
The newest counts come a day after officials expressed concerns that many people — especially young adults — aren’t doing enough to help minimize the spread of COVID-19 as they return to social spaces.
As calls grow for police reform, officer licensing agency to audit practices
The POST board, which oversees licensing and standards for police officers in Minnesota, is embarking on a comprehensive review of its policies that may lead to changes to licensing, complaint and discipline and pre-service training.
June 24 update on COVID-19 in MN: Bar-driven cluster surfaces in southern Minn.
Despite some hopeful trends in COVID-19 hospitalizations and deaths, Minnesota officials now worry that many people — especially young adults — aren’t doing enough to help minimize the spread of COVID-19 as they return to social spaces.
 St. Paul school board votes against renewing contract with police
By a vote of 5 to 1, the school board decided against renewing a contract with the St. Paul Police Department. The nearly $775,000 contract, which ends on June 30, employs seven school resource officers in the state’s second-largest district.
Majority with chronic diseases fine with limited doctor visits, but some too important to miss
A recent Kaiser Health survey shows about 86 percent of patients with chronic, stable conditions have remained stable. But some are ignoring symptoms or forgoing immunizations.
GOP's Lewis uses call to defund police against Smith in Senate race
Republican challenger Jason Lewis is trying to tag Democratic U.S. Sen. Tina Smith as a supporter of efforts to defund the Minneapolis Police Department even though Smith has not used the phrase.