Similar climate laws in other states have been rejected in federal courts. The post Minnesota should stop importing failed policy experiments like a climate superfund law appeared first on MinnPost .
The support system created by the Jeremiah Program shows single mothers that they aren't facing their challenges alone. The post Single moms are the community experts Minnesota needs appeared first on MinnPost .
Small, rural communities need immigrants to sustain their economies as the broader population ages. The post Immigration was revitalizing small-town Minnesota, but Republicans didn’t care appeared first on MinnPost .
My outsider’s hunch that it’d be simple to green a fleet of institutional vehicles turned out to be somewhat naive. The post Trash trucks, mini-trucks and an eyeball truck at the University of Minnesota, but few EVs appeared first on MinnPost .
It's not a choice between being pro-environment or pro-growth. With the right safeguards in place, data centers can be both. The post Data centers: Can Democrats regulate and still build? appeared first on MinnPost .
History shows that closing schools increases inequalities, lowers student achievement and comes at the expense of participatory democracy. The post The same old song at Minneapolis Public Schools appeared first on MinnPost .
The willingness of nurses to take on more responsibility made it possible for veterans to keep receiving care after physicians left. The post How nurse anesthetists met a critical need at the Minneapolis VA appeared first on MinnPost .
The Minneapolis City Council should oppose Mayor Jacob Frey's proposal to cut $2.6 million from the city's violence interruption program. The post Public safety means preventing violence before it happens appeared first on MinnPost .
A human in the driver’s seat of a driverless taxi won’t solve some of the bigger headaches brought on by Waymo’s arrival. The post What should Minneapolis do about Waymo? appeared first on MinnPost .
Other cities have shown the value of sanitation infrastructure for the homeless. Minneapolis needs to make funding available. The post Minneapolis is making progress on homeless encampments, but sanitation remains an afterthought appeared first on MinnPost .
People are tired of hearing that higher costs are unavoidable and want more information about measurable value The post I’m a college president, and I think higher education has to do a better job of controlling costs appeared first on MinnPost .
Tax increment financing is great for developers, but property taxpayers end up taking on the burden. The post Property taxpayers in Minnesota are suffering from a TIF plague appeared first on MinnPost .