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Morning Announcements for April 15
These are the Morning Announcements for Wednesday, April 15. Tell us what you’re celebrating!
Adult bathhouses were a part of Minneapolis nightlife. Then police and panic pushed them out
Forty years after the adult bathhouse ban was passed, the city council is considering reversing it. A myriad of components led to the ban, but for several decades, public sexual spaces in Minneapolis were an active part of downtown.
A new poetry book, 20 years in the making
A new poetry book explores poems of spring and connection through 20 years of poetry.
Elk River teacher and veteran explains educating students about war as it's happening
Some of the burden of helping children make sense of those wars and other fraught international relations falls onto teachers. But how do you teach history as it's unfolding?
Morning Announcements for April 13 and 14
These are the Morning Announcements for Monday, April 13 and Tuesday, April 14. Tell us what you’re celebrating!
Dissonance remains as Minneapolis proceeds with George Floyd Square reconstruction
Some neighbors still disagree with the city’s construction plan, Jeanelle Austin, the lead caretaker at George Floyd Square, told MPR’s Morning Edition.
In heavily partisan Minnesota Legislature, some issues nudged along by cross-party cooperation
Because of the Legislature’s tight party divide, lawmakers are finding it in their benefit to team up on bills with members of the other party. A number of bills, including several dealing with new technology, have found bipartisan sponsorship this session.
April is starting off cool, wet and windy
Warm weather is expected on the heels of a relatively cool start to the month.