HSI deployed its tech platform to find noncitizens on voter rolls, despite warnings from agency insiders that it would lead to an ungodly number of false positives. The post How Trumps unprecedented effort to prosecute noncitizen voters fell apart appeared first on MinnPost.

Basing decisions on significant evidence is the standard we should demand from every administration, health agency and public official. The post Public health can’t survive without trust in official recommendations appeared first on MinnPost.

The program was aimed at what officials called a network of conspirators helping violent opportunists and agitators. The post Documents show federal surveillance operation in Minnesota targeted progressive groups, unions appeared first on MinnPost.

Three more exciting conversations join the MinnPost Festival 2026 lineup! The post More speakers announced for MinnPost Festival 2026 appeared first on MinnPost.

In many areas, our trees are too small and streets are too big, making it harder to find a branching crown overhead. The post A kissing canopy is getting harder to find on Twin Cities streets appeared first on MinnPost.

Plus: DHS looking for Antifa in unions; supporting children and teens in Brainerd; Mangione changing plea; and more. The post If you can’t arboretum, join ’em appeared first on MinnPost.

Commissioners said the placeholder figure would lead to layoffs, reduced maintenance or closed recreation centers. The post Frey’s proposed budget gives Minneapolis Park board less than half of what it asked for appeared first on MinnPost.

The quality of our parks would erode under consolidation and be an ineffective use of taxpayer dollars. The post A message to the city of Minneapolis: Consolidation would hurt our parks appeared first on MinnPost.

I want to present Palestinian people as normal people, St. Paul-based artist Hend Al-Mansour said. To show their love of beauty, what they do, what they love, what are their hopes. The post New exhibit centers Palestinian American identity, highlights strength of Arab women with screen printing appeared first on MinnPost.

On Tuesday, former sportscaster Michele Tafoya won the Senate nomination, and state House speaker Lisa Demuth secured the primary for governor. Both candidates defeated rivals seen as too extreme for Minnesota's left-leaning voters. The post AP: Republicans see Minnesota fraud scandal as a chance to go on offense in a blue state appeared first on MinnPost.

A University of Minnesota nurse practitioner says banning products without a plan for addicted users could have unintended consequences. The post What is 7-OH kratom and why are healthcare providers worried about a possible ban? appeared first on MinnPost.

Steve Sack's cartoons, like this one on Flock cameras, appear on MinnPost each Thursday. The post You’re being followed appeared first on MinnPost.

Your daily news roundup starts NOW. Mayor Jacob Frey delivered his proposed budget of $2.3 million on Wednesday, and the big news is an 11.3% property tax increase. The […] The post Should 11.3% appear too small, be thankful I don’t take it all appeared first on MinnPost.

This story on Peggy Flanagan was originally reported by Mel Leonor Barclay of The 19th. Meet Mel and read more of their reporting on gender, politics and policy. Lt. Gov. […] The post Peggy Flanagan could make history for Native American women in November. Shes not the only one. appeared first on MinnPost.

Precision is critical when policymakers and regulators consider PFAS in medical devices and can directly influence whether patients trust and continue using recommended devices. The post Minnesota’s PFAS law risks cutting off patients from needed medical devices appeared first on MinnPost.

Plus: Right to Repair heads to ballot; DOJ observers kept out of polling places; Vintage Music Co. for sale; and more in your news roundup. The post Wake up Maggie, I think I’ve got to cancel my State Fair show appeared first on MinnPost.

The results set up a November contest that will likely serve as a referendum on the progressive policies of Mary Moriarty. The post A clear choice for voters: Hennepin County Attorney field narrows to Frazier, Folk appeared first on MinnPost.

Flanagan ran to the left of Craig in an election season that is rewarding progressive candidates in Democratic primaries. The post Peggy Flanagan overcomes Walz baggage in beating Angie Craig for the DFL Senate nomination appeared first on MinnPost.

WASHINGTON (AP) Lisa Demuth wins Republican nomination for governor in Minnesota. Catch up on our recent reporting on Lisa Demuth: The post AP: Lisa Demuth wins Republican nomination for governor in Minnesota appeared first on MinnPost.

The lawyer ran as a progressive, besting flight attendant Kaela Berg and Mayo Clinic physician Matt Klein. The post Matt Little prevails in the 2nd District, expanding progressive wins in Democratic primaries appeared first on MinnPost.

WASHINGTON (AP) Michele Tafoya wins Republican nomination for U.S. Senate in Minnesota. The post AP: Michele Tafoya wins Republican nomination for U.S. Senate in Minnesota appeared first on MinnPost.

WASHINGTON (AP) Amy Klobuchar wins Democratic nomination for governor in Minnesota. This story will be updated. The post Amy Klobuchar wins Democratic nomination for governor in Minnesota appeared first on MinnPost.

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Thanks to the candidacies of Democratic Socialists, America is seeing more fundamental differences between the two major political parties. The post Finally, a real debate on government and the economy appeared first on MinnPost.

Plus: Customized ballots; undercover ICE agent at Omar event; financial assistance drying up for students; and more in your news roundup. The post New bathroom stalls are priority No. 1, perhaps No. 2 appeared first on MinnPost.