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Hundreds march to ‘shatter the silence’ of missing, murdered Indigenous people

Donald Trump · United States

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The fourth annual Grand Rapids event raises awareness and honors the memory of missing and murdered Indigenous people, particularly women and girls, on National MMIP Awareness Day.See the Story

Minneapolis mass shooting suspect to make first court appearance Monday

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The alleged gunman in the Minneapolis mass shooting that left four people dead and another injured is set to appear in court on Monday.See the Story

Minnesota nurses push for changes in staffing ratios amid contract talks

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Minnesota nurses push for changes in staffing ratios amid contract talks

88% Right coverage: 8 sources

MINNEAPOLIS — More than 15,000 nurses are currently engaged in ongoing contract negotiations with several hospitals in the Twin Cities and Duluth, with some contracts set to expire in a few weeks. At a press conference Thursday, May 1, the Minnesota Nurses Association, along with nurses and union leaders, expressed concerns over hospitals operating with unsafe staffing levels. They said the situation is pushing nurses to leave the profession and…See the Story

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As we mark the first 100 days of the second Donald Trump presidency, let us look at what has happened. A lawless authoritarian blitz is a good summary. Maybe a MAGA mess? Let’s review some of the lowlights by checking in on some predictions and questions I asked after Trump’s election in November. Will Trump, who seems to serve only his interests, unravel legal issues he has faced and begin using the Justice Department to go after political oppo…See the Story

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ST. PAUL — Minnesota Senate President Bobby Joe Champion avoided an ethics violation Monday, May 5, after two hours of questioning before the Senate Subcommittee on Ethics. The ethics committee deadlocked 2–2 on Monday afternoon over whether Champion, a Democrat from Minneapolis, unethically pushed legislation funding a Minneapolis nonprofit to which Champion has ties from previous pro bono legal work. The 2-2 tie from the committee means the et…See the Story

Statewide View: AG Ellison's war on common sense an attack on Minnesota's daughters

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If you want to understand just how disconnected Minnesota’s leadership is from ordinary citizens (and even from basic reality), look no further than Attorney General Keith Ellison. On April 22, Ellison announced he is suing the federal government, not to fight violent crime or recover the $250 million stolen from taxpayers in the Feeding Our Future scandal, but to ensure that biological males can compete against girls in school sports. That’s ri…See the Story

Jets announce schedule for second round of playoffs

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Fresh off their Game 7 win against the St. Louis Blues, the Winnipeg Jets have announced their schedule for the second round of the Stanley Cup playoffs.See the Story

Bygones: Danny Thomas spoke at Blatnik event in 1975

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Bygones: Danny Thomas spoke at Blatnik event in 1975

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News-Tribune, May 5, 1925 The Zinsmaster Bread Company, which operates bakeries in Duluth, St. Paul and Hibbing, will erect a two-story baking plant costing $100,000 at Ogden Avenue and Winter Street in Superior. The new plant will take over distribution in Wisconsin and Michigan. News-Tribune, May 5, 1955 Duluth police were instructed to impound all automobiles found to be operated by motorists whose driver's licenses have been revoked or suspe…See the Story

Sunshine continues for week ahead

Sunshine continues for week ahead

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We start off the first full week in May with rather pleasant weather throughout the region Monday. Similar to Sunday, we have plenty of sun shining through the region, and a slight wind shift to the southeast will allow a little more warming along the shoreline, with highs in the 60s along Lake Superior and 70s further inland. On Tuesday, we have no strong temperature gradient, as winds will be shifting to the northwest and much of the area look…See the Story

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Lincoln Park Middle School hosts first powwow

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Lincoln Park Middle School hosts first powwow

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DULUTH — Lincoln Park Middle School hosted its inaugural Honor the Youth Powwow on Saturday, open to students, families and the public. Over 500 people attended the event, which focused on celebrating students. “We have quite a big Indigenous student population, and making sure that we have cultural activities here is really important to foster belonging,” said Jamie de la Cruz, the American Indian liaison at Denfeld High School. “Making sure th…See the Story