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Advocates push for 10,000 in Twin Cities to back a rent strike
A coalition of several Twin Cities unions and advocacy groups is seeking a mass show of support Saturday for a plan to withhold rent and force Minnesota lawmakers to agree to a statewide eviction moratorium and fund rent relief.
Morning Announcements for Feb. 27
These are the Morning Announcements for Friday, Feb. 27. Tell us what you’re celebrating!
Morning Announcements for Feb. 26
These are the Morning Announcements for Thursday, Feb. 26. Tell us what you’re celebrating!
Disability advocate says Medicaid freeze could lead to death, homelessness
Vice President JD Vance and Administrator of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Dr. Mehmet Oz, announced millions of dollars will be withheld from Minnesota in an attempt to mitigate supposed fraud. A disability advocate weighs in.
As bill to ban cryptocurrency ATMs in Minnesota gets airing, local police departments back it
Several local police department officials are supporting a ban on cryptocurrency kiosks. A legislative proposal doing that got an airing at the Minnesota Capitol on Tuesday but discussion is continuing.
Morning Announcements for Feb. 25
These are the Morning Announcements for Wednesday, Feb. 25. Tell us what you’re celebrating!
‘Someone loved them’: As the ICE surge continues in Minnesota, pets suffer
As Minnesotans are detained and deported by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, volunteers and pet shelters are led to provide housing and care for the animals that are often the family members involuntarily left behind.