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This year, you can add tariffs, immigrant labor and the country’s dysfunctional politics to farmers' list of concerns. minnpost.com/greater-minnes…

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MinnPost visual journalist Ellen Schmidt captured these images from Saturday's march along Lake Street in Minneapolis. Thousands of Minnesotans gathered to protest ICE operations in the state. minnpost.com/galleries/2025…

Some Twin Cities activists are using small plastic whistles to warn neighbors about ICE operations. minnpost.com/metro/2025/12/…

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Established to promote social harmony and help people find adequate housing, HQB also provided a place of solace. buff.ly/vB0wgop

Could downtown Minneapolis look more interesting? Cityscape columnist Bill Lindeke writes, "[a] new signage ordinance would make it easier to have more larger and more creative signs on shops and buildings around Minneapolis." buff.ly/Kb5WwgP

An increasingly popular promotion by college and pro teams gets kids and families into venues for little or no money. buff.ly/mWT4U6s

A recent HUD order drastically reduces funding for the permanent housing supports thousands of Minnesotans rely on. Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison joined a federal lawsuit against HUD along with 20 other state attorneys general: buff.ly/hENES1x

Starting in 1992, the creek known as Ȟaȟá Wakpádaŋ in Dakota and Bassett Creek in English began flowing under downtown Minneapolis, discharging into the Mississippi River. buff.ly/F9W1FEh

In Community Voices, the executive editor of The Associated Press says the news organization is fighting for the right of the press and public to speak freely without being targeted by the government. buff.ly/HePQfHM

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Manna Food Co-op's board was nearing completion of an expansion into a larger space in downtown Detroit Lakes in October. Along with more shelf space, the location has a commercial kitchen to help connect local producers to consumers. buff.ly/qkilGnU

Housing, job training and programs to attract and retain white-collar jobs are among the key levers the state can pull, economists say. buff.ly/0bPARvK

Outgoing Chair Camille McArdle said the governor and Legislature seem to favor tribal gaming over the tracks. buff.ly/AVuogfM

At least 22 Minnesota city, county, regional and tribal governments have published “climate action” plans to mitigate the costs of future weather disasters. buff.ly/3bIsPLh

From climbing sculptures to giant jigsaw puzzles, touching the art is kind of the point at this exhibit: buff.ly/Elwr2s0

Could Minnesota be a national model as the hemp THC industry lobbies Congress for regulations? As Cleo Krejci writes, "the state’s unique requirements seek to address concerns about potency, contamination, labeling and packaging." minnpost.com/state-governme…

Minnesota’s marquee economic indicators such as unemployment still appear strong, but under the hood, economists see signs of stress. minnpost.com/economy/2025/1…

On paper, Minnesota’s economy looks solid, but on the ground the story feels different for many. Economists say both impressions are true. minnpost.com/economy/2025/1…