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Biden wins Minnesota presidential primary, in wake of Klobuchar endorsement
Former Vice President Joe Biden won Minnesota’s presidential primary Tuesday, propelled by the endorsement of Sen. Amy Klobuchar to an unexpected victory over Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders.
Super Tuesday goes on without Klobuchar
Minnesota U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar was in Dallas Monday night campaigning for another candidate — former Vice President Joe Biden — the night before Minnesota Democrats weighed in on the presidential nomination.
GOP state senators scrutinizing Walz appointees
Republican leaders are hinting that some of Gov. Tim Walz’s choices to lead state agencies could be in trouble.
The census counts prisoners, but who benefits?
Should Minnesota count prisoners as residents of the town where they’re locked up or use their last address? It’s become an important question for prison towns — and some state lawmakers — as the census approaches.
Former Viking Chris Kluwe attacks online harassment in YA sci-fi novel ‘Otaku’
Chris Kluwe, who retired from the NFL in 2014, combines a lifelong love of science fiction and a concern about equal rights to take on gamers who use the internet to make life miserable for female gamers.
According to climatologist and meteorologist Mark Seeley, most climate stations in Minnesota are reporting an average monthly temperature within one degree of the historic average for February.
MN task force on violence against Native American women seeks personal stories
Members of the state’s Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women’s Task Force know it’s a big deal to ask women to share difficult and tragic stories with a room full of strangers. But they hope the effort will help them recommend ways to reduce the violence.
Oscar-winning documentarian celebrates 50 years of films about working people
Julia Reichert’s Oscar this month for “American Factory” is just the latest in a series of films she has made since the early 1970s about the lives of ordinary people. She will appear at two events at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis this weekend.
Officials say Minnesota schools need to make plans for a COVID-19 outbreak
As Minnesota school officials scramble to comply with federal and state guidance to prepare for a COVID-19 outbreak, some say their experience with extreme weather gives them an advantage.