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Minnesota hospitality and tourism business is down in part due to immigration enforcement
Hospitality and tourism businesses in Minnesota provided insight on how they fared this winter through the latest Minneapolis Fed regional economic conditions survey.
Minneapolis releases video that undermines ICE claims about non-fatal shooting
Video released Monday by the city of Minneapolis appears to further undermine the federal government’s initial claims that on the night of Jan. 14, an agent was attacked by three men and beaten with a shovel and broom.
When it comes to meat raffles, Minnesota lawmakers have no beefs 
At the Capitol, there is rare, bipartisan support for a bill to update the state’s charitable gambling law and allow higher ticket prices and prize values for meat raffles, a local bar life tradition that’s part neighborhood social, grocery store run and fundraiser.
Icy air sends loons falling from the sky
MPR News host Clay Masters spoke with Walter Piper of The Loon Project, a long-term scientific investigation of territoriality, breeding ecology and population dynamics of common loons in the Upper Midwest, about falling loons.
Fans flood Opening Day at Target Field
Fans for the Minnesota Twins greeted with wet, cold weather and a power outage for the team’s home opener.
What could the Supreme Court ruling on conversion therapy mean for Minnesota?
MPR News host Clay Masters spoke with Jason Marisam, a professor at Mitchell Hamline School of Law, about what the Supreme Court decision in Colorado could mean for Minnesota.
Meet the woman who helped revamp a Minneapolis food shelf
Sherri Green, the director of critical services at Sabathani Community Center, said that the biggest reward for her work is hearing “thank you.”