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Social Issues

Insured, but living premium to premium

Insured, but living premium to premium

For some people, reforms that take effect in 2014 may be too little, too late.
by Nancy Donoval

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Twin Cities population reaches nearly 2.9 million

Metropolitan Council demographer Todd Graham says the seven-county metropolitan area grew by about 9 percent, or 240,000 people, between 2000 and 2009.
by Dan Olson

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Protesters removed from White Earth Indian Reservation

Tribal officials on the White Earth Indian Reservation say they've removed a small group of protesters who had been camped outside the tribe's administrative headquarters.
by Tom Robertson

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Somali residents concerned, not surprised by vandalism

Somali residents concerned, not surprised by vandalism

St. Cloud Somali residents have endured a number of racist and anti-Muslim acts in recent months. Above, a broken window in the city's only mosque, which police believe was caused by a thrown rock.
by Ambar Espinoza

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3 arrested at protest at White Earth Reservation

Authorities say three people have been arrested at a protest at the headquarters of the White Earth Indian Reservation.

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Protestors camp out at White Earth Reservation

A group of 50 to 60 peaceful protesters are camped out around the headquarters of the White Earth Indian Reservation in northwestern Minnesota.

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Much has changed since Jacob Wetterling's abduction

Much has changed since Jacob Wetterling's abduction

He's still missing, but there's reason to hope that one day his family will know what happened.
by Ernie Allen

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Hundreds of nurses picket Duluth hospitals

Hundreds of nurses picket Duluth hospitals

Several hundred nurses in red shirts picketed a pair of Duluth hospitals on Monday.
by Bob Kelleher

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The next front in the nurse staffing debate: Duluth

The next front in the nurse staffing debate: Duluth

Talks are underway in Duluth between the nurses' union and area hospitals, and nurse-to-patient ratios are at the center of the debate.
by Bob Kelleher

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Director of Minn. gay rights group steps down

OutFront Minnesota says executive director Amy Johnson is leaving her post at the end of July, after a year and a half on the job.

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