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The Metropolitan Airports Commission is evaluating the request. Several other airports around the country are refusing to play it.

The program will allow MinnPost to post AP stories and photos, supported by the AP Fund for Journalism and the Google News Initiative.

State government reporter Peter Callaghan ended his time at MinnPost after 10+ years of reporting that served the state countless times.

State government reporter Peter Callaghan ended his time at MinnPost after 10+ years of reporting that served the state countless times.

The deadline to apply for the open position is Feb. 3, 2025. The two-year program starts on July 7, 2025.

The deadline to apply for the open position is Feb. 3, 2025. The two-year program starts on July 7, 2025.

In an ever-changing media landscape, MinnPost is ready to adapt and adjust to meet changing needs while staying true to our mission.

Join us from our couch as our MinnPost journalists bring you the latest results and explain what they mean.

MinnPost and Embold Research collaborated on the poll that surveyed 1,734 Minnesotans Oct. 16-22 ahead of the presidential election.

The weeklong leadership seminar at Poynter takes place later this month in St. Petersburg, Florida, and covers a range of topics.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as Kamala Harris' VP candidate? Everyone said that’s not gonna happen. And then it did.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as Kamala Harris' VP candidate? Everyone said that’s not gonna happen. And then it did.

Columnist Bill Lindeke offers commentary about urban planning, transit, economic development and city policies.

Columnist Bill Lindeke offers commentary about urban planning, transit, economic development and city policies.

Two journalism students — one from the University of Missouri and the other from the University of Iowa — will learn about everything from audience development to reporting.

Writer Bill Lindeke will continue to share his insights on city life, transportation, planning and more with MinnPost readers.

MinnPost is transitioning to a new digital publishing platform.

MinnPost is transitioning to a new digital publishing platform.

Plus: A monitor is chosen to oversee the consent decree on reform of the Minneapolis Police Department; Wisconsin Supreme Court weighs Dean Phillips' ballot request; Rochester tries to go plastic-free in February; and more.

Plus: A reversed murder conviction in Hennepin County; Metro Transit bus hits and kills boy in Brooklyn Park; documentary premieres in Fergus Falls; and more.