Maryjo Webster

The specter of the 2008 recession continues to haunt many millennials, whose income started slow and might not catch up to their parents.

The specter of the 2008 recession continues to haunt many millennials, whose income started slow and might not catch up to their parents.

For Native Americans in Minnesota, the economic story of the recent decades is one of tenuous and fragile growth. Native American income was the fastest growing between 2005 and 2019, according to new data, yet no other group remains as likely to fall down the economic ladder.

The 2008 Great Recession hit Black Minnesotans the hardest, and it took them the longest to recover. Such income disproportion concerns Black leaders, state officials and economists who noted half of Black wage earners in the state still don’t make enough to live comfortably.

The gender pay gap exists at all income levels, but it widens as women earn more. Race exacerbates the disparity.

A review of 272 NIL deals signed by Gophers athletes revealed a few surprises and some findings you could have guessed.

A review of 272 NIL deals signed by Gophers athletes revealed a few surprises and some findings you could have guessed.

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See whether your school’s math and reading scores are above what would be expected considering poverty levels.

Community leaders and policymakers hope the new detail will help them better serve subgroups.