The American Civil Liberties Union is calling for an investigation after releasing dash cam video of a Worthington, MN police officer pulling a motorist out of a car and beating him. Continue Reading →
Police dash cam video of officer Jeronimo Yanez firing seven shots into Philando Castile’s car. Yanez was acquitted by a jury last Friday. Continue Reading →
A US Supreme Court ruling on the Wisconsin case could alter how district lines are drawn in the future, which could impact which party controls Congress. Continue Reading →
A big utility rate hike could hit northeastern Minnesota, but a watchdog group says that won’t happen without a fight. Continue Reading →
People who got health coverage under the Affordable Care Act – including some who credit it with saving their lives – are watching the U.S. Senate carefully, as its version of ACA “repeal and replace” legislation is being drafted. Continue Reading →
Alicia Donahue says she was inspired by the organizing work she did for the Women’s March in St. Paul that drew more about 100,000 people. She says the “momentum” of that event is one of the reasons she “decided I’m ready to take that fight to Washington.” Continue Reading →
Millions of Americans are bullied at work or are aware of toxic behavior on the job. Advocates in Minnesota are working to make it as taboo as other forms of abuse. Continue Reading →
Leah Porter set out to bring healthy, affordable food to people who don’t normally have access to it. Her Mobile Market accomplished that, but it brought a few surprises as well—a better connected and compassionate community.
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Medical malpractice laws in Iowa, Minnesota and other states would be nullified under a measure in Congress that could be voted on this week.
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Congressional candidate Dean Phillips didn’t expect crying at his first town hall.
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The American Psychological Association says stress on the job has increased since the presidential election, and blames it partly on political divisions among co-workers.
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