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Gun Control · Brooklyn ParkBy Molly English, CNN (CNN) — A special election in Minnesota on Tuesday will determine who will fill the seat of the late Democratic state Rep. Melissa Hortman, just over three months after she and her husband were fatally shot in what Gov. Tim Walz at the time called “a politically motivated assassination” and less than a week after the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Kirk’s death is the latest instance of political violen…See the Story
Special Election for Slain Minnesota Lawmaker Melissa Hortman’s Seat Comes Amid New Fears of Political Violence
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Minneapolis, Minnesota · MinneapolisMINNEAPOLIS — More Minnesota school districts are looking to local taxpayers this November to prop up the costs of keeping school in session. Districts across the state rely on a mix of federal, state and local money to fund school personnel salaries, technology purchases, building upkeep and renovations and other education programming costs. More schools, however, are leaning on local tax dollars to fund larger portions of their budgets. Refere…See the Story
More Minnesota school districts asking voters for funding this fall
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