From Chatfield to Duluth, Minnesotans took stock of a resounding victory for Donald Trump over Kamala Harris and kept some of their focus on local races.
Observers say Trump administration may make changes to the Affordable Care Act, while Kennedy will seek government data on vaccine safety and other topics.
A busy port and moody skies make the “November gales” a special time to watch massive “lakers” and oceanbound “salties.”
The state’s U.S. House delegation remains evenly split between Republicans and Democrats. Republicans’ strong showing in Minnesota House races puts DFL state government trifecta in peril.
Downtown hotel lobbies offer a glimpse into the past as well as a view of humanity at a crossroads.
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Mesabi Metallics lost critical state mineral leases last year, leaving an even bigger question mark over its half-built, decade-old project. But the company says it will finish the plant.
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