A long-awaited December projection of the forthcoming two-year Minnesota budget will be under careful consideration when lawmakers convene on …
You’d think that the news about a gift of several millions in unsolicited philanthropic money appearing on the doorstep of a Minnesota non-pro…
Election Day is now less than two weeks away. The crescendo from here to Nov. 5 will be intense, but soon the concentrated media scrutiny and …
As we approach the final weeks before a momentous Election Day 2024, we urge voters to focus on key issues facing our state and our country. W…
As we approach a momentous Election Day 2024, we urge voters to focus on the key issues facing our state and our country.
Minnesota voters have much at stake this fall. All 134 members of the House of Representatives are on the ballot, along with a host of city co…
When citizens go to the polls this fall, economic conditions will have a major influence on their votes. They will have plenty of factors, bot…
As we approach the final months before a momentous Election Day 2024, we urge voters to focus on the key issues facing our state and our count…
With the US Supreme Court’s recent ruling that cities can fine and jail homeless people for camping on public property, several Minnesota citi…
Legislation passed in the final hours of the 2024 Session should give significant relief for many Minnesotans struggling to pay medical debt.
Election Day is now less than two weeks away. The crescendo from here to Nov. 5 will be intense, but soon the concentrated media scrutiny and …
As we approach the final weeks before a momentous Election Day 2024, we urge voters to focus on key issues facing our state and our country. W…
As we approach a momentous Election Day 2024, we urge voters to focus on the key issues facing our state and our country.
Minnesota voters have much at stake this fall. All 134 members of the House of Representatives are on the ballot, along with a host of city co…
When citizens go to the polls this fall, economic conditions will have a major influence on their votes. They will have plenty of factors, bot…
As we approach the final months before a momentous Election Day 2024, we urge voters to focus on the key issues facing our state and our count…
With the US Supreme Court’s recent ruling that cities can fine and jail homeless people for camping on public property, several Minnesota citi…
Legislation passed in the final hours of the 2024 Session should give significant relief for many Minnesotans struggling to pay medical debt.
No one should be deterred from seeking medical help for themselves or a loved one for fear of going into a debt they can’t afford. No one shou…
Let’s get long-term care workers the compensation they deserve and the staff levels they need.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, much has been said about closing our schools and its impact on our children. The sudden online learning t…
Minnesota has a reputation for being a great place to raise a family. This past session, legislators approved historic spending for community …
Emergency funding to restock Minnesota’s food shelves from an unprecedented record distribution year was passed within the first weeks of the …
The 2023 Legislative Session has moved Minnesota further toward the often-sought “Full Funding of Education” which our K-12 school boards and …
The recently adjourned Minnesota Legislative Session had something for everyone – in some cases, much to like and for others, much to dislike.
Minnesota Housing Finance Agency headed its 2020-22 strategic plan with the goal to “go big so everyone can go home” and then backed it up wit…
Because of Minnesota’s aging population, shrinking work force and inflation, the state’s assisted living facilities and nursing homes are rapi…
The Minnesota Legislature has been exceptionally active this year in reforming state election laws. The state House of Representatives and Sen…
In 2013 when this editorial board demonstrated support of Southwest Light Rail, it did so knowing that it was the most expensive public works …
Legislative action this year has been swift and significant, as the DFL-controlled House and Senate moved quickly to advance long-promised bil…
Why should the opinions of an editorial board hold any value in our world? After all, there is no shortage of opinions from your mom, dad, gra…
Aging services in Minnesota are many and varied. From funding for long-term care and home health care services to nutrition programs to afford…
Abortion, recreational marijuana and sports betting may grab an outsized share of attention during the 2023 session of the Minnesota Legislatu…
Home is a vital component of Thanksgiving, Christmas and other year-end traditions.
Election 2022 results have been digested, dissected, studied and scrutinized.
Consider this scenario: Before Election Day, you are told your vote will only count as one-half, not a full vote. Or maybe you are informed yo…
The governor’s race is pivotal to our state’s future path. We find ourselves with a very low unemployment rate and a large state budget surplu…
A veteran lawmaker and a newcomer are only the beginning of the readily noticeable differences between major party candidates for Minnesota’s …
What are the most important issues to you this fall? As you consider your candidates for Congress, we urge you to think about your priorities …
When our editorial board members sought to define four issues dominate our readers’ concerns, we quickly agreed violent crime, policing issues…
Legislation passed in the final hours of the 2024 Session should give significant relief for many Minnesotans struggling to pay medical debt.
No one should be deterred from seeking medical help for themselves or a loved one for fear of going into a debt they can’t afford. No one shou…
Let’s get long-term care workers the compensation they deserve and the staff levels they need.
Financial advisers repeat the mantra, “If it seems too good to be true, it probably is.” When someone guarantees you a 35% return on your 401(…
As Minnesota enters 2024 — an election year — a broadly focused examination of the state’s fiscal health is in order.
Something vital to our way of life is being destroyed during today’s acrimonious, political divide in our country. Respect for our public offi…
If the economy is in a remarkable recovery, why are Americans so moody?
National Entrepreneur’s Day – an annual event the third Tuesday of November — honors those who have built a business from absolutely nothing. …
If we believe school resource officers have value for our children, which we do, then we need them back in our schools. The matter of physical…
Some people will tune out the latest atrocities in the Middle East with a shrug or by saying, “It’s complicated.” After all, Arabs and Jews ha…
The growing popularity of pickleball among America’s 65-plus population deepens the image of retirement age as primarily a time for play and leisure.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, much has been said about closing our schools and its impact on our children. The sudden online learning t…
Minnesota has a reputation for being a great place to raise a family. This past session, legislators approved historic spending for community …
Emergency funding to restock Minnesota’s food shelves from an unprecedented record distribution year was passed within the first weeks of the …
The 2023 Legislative Session has moved Minnesota further toward the often-sought “Full Funding of Education” which our K-12 school boards and …
The recently adjourned Minnesota Legislative Session had something for everyone – in some cases, much to like and for others, much to dislike.
Minnesota Housing Finance Agency headed its 2020-22 strategic plan with the goal to “go big so everyone can go home” and then backed it up wit…
Because of Minnesota’s aging population, shrinking work force and inflation, the state’s assisted living facilities and nursing homes are rapi…
The Minnesota Legislature has been exceptionally active this year in reforming state election laws. The state House of Representatives and Sen…
In 2013 when this editorial board demonstrated support of Southwest Light Rail, it did so knowing that it was the most expensive public works …
Something vital to our way of life is being destroyed during today’s acrimonious, political divide in our country. Respect for our public offi…
If the economy is in a remarkable recovery, why are Americans so moody?
National Entrepreneur’s Day – an annual event the third Tuesday of November — honors those who have built a business from absolutely nothing. …
If we believe school resource officers have value for our children, which we do, then we need them back in our schools. The matter of physical…
Some people will tune out the latest atrocities in the Middle East with a shrug or by saying, “It’s complicated.” After all, Arabs and Jews ha…
The growing popularity of pickleball among America’s 65-plus population deepens the image of retirement age as primarily a time for play and leisure.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, much has been said about closing our schools and its impact on our children. The sudden online learning t…
Minnesota has a reputation for being a great place to raise a family. This past session, legislators approved historic spending for community …
Emergency funding to restock Minnesota’s food shelves from an unprecedented record distribution year was passed within the first weeks of the …
The 2023 Legislative Session has moved Minnesota further toward the often-sought “Full Funding of Education” which our K-12 school boards and …
The recently adjourned Minnesota Legislative Session had something for everyone – in some cases, much to like and for others, much to dislike.
Minnesota Housing Finance Agency headed its 2020-22 strategic plan with the goal to “go big so everyone can go home” and then backed it up wit…
Because of Minnesota’s aging population, shrinking work force and inflation, the state’s assisted living facilities and nursing homes are rapi…
The Minnesota Legislature has been exceptionally active this year in reforming state election laws. The state House of Representatives and Sen…