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A Minnesota-based organization says concerned parents shouldn't settle for the status quo surrounding social media regulation.
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People who work with youth poets around the state want to give them a larger voice, as many are sharing their feelings through artistic expression.
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Labor experts monitoring artificial intelligence say the nation's workers are increasingly worried about being displaced, and key industries in Minnesota are vulnerable.
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The recognition of a Kettle River first responder's efforts illustrates the balancing act between passion for their mission and funding woes.
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Minnesota and other Midwestern states face an uphill climb in boosting their population to maintain a strong labor force and meet other needs.
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A new statewide research project created by the Legislature is connecting the dots in trying to make health care affordable for everyone.
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Getting an earlier start on targeted removal gives them a stronger chance to effectively manage invasive weeds over the course of an open-water season, professionals say.
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Nearly 20 states have adopted rules to regulate virtual currency machines, with law enforcement reporting elevated activity among scammers.
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In December 2025, federal prosecutors announced new charges in a widespread Medicaid fraud investigation, leading to new political turmoil about who was at fault and what should be done.
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Recent court decisions have given the Trump administration room to carry out its controversial actions, but legal experts point to ICE consistently ignoring release orders, drawing admonishment from judges.