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Former patient is urging lawmakers to save Hennepin Healthcare
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Protesters Rally Against Mining Ban Lift
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New Mental Health Center in Golden Valley Aims To Reduce Wait Times
A new mental health provider has officially launched in the Twin Cities west metro, bringing a unique model of “intermediate care” to Minnesotans facing acute mental health crises. Compass Health Center celebrated its grand opening in Golden Valley, marking the organization’s first foray into the Minnesota market.
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i-Implant Dentistry Is Transforming Full Mouth Restoration in Minnesota – One Same-Day Smile at a Time
ROSEVILLE, MN - April 20, 2026 - For patients living with missing or failing teeth, a complete smile transformation has long felt out of reach — requiring months of appointments and lengthy recovery. i-Implant Dentistry is changing that. With locations in Roseville and Sartell, MN, i-Implant Dentistry offers same-day...
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HCMC placed on Red Alert as nurses warn of impending closure
MINNEAPOLIS — National Nurses United, the nation's largest union of registered nurses, placed Hennepin County Medical Center (HCMC) on a Red Alert on Tuesday. HCMC leaders have warned the hospital could start to close in June due to financial reasons, including rising Medicare costs. Minnesota legislators are considering multiple proposals for a long-term, stable funding solution, but they're on a tight deadline, as the legislative session ends in a month.
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Air and water disparities, and the fight to shut down HERC
Zero Burn Coalition hunger strikers and North Loop residents are amplifying community testimonies about the daily health and quality of life impacts of living near the HERC trash incinerator, from airport-level noise to respiratory illness, mold growth and toxic emissions linked to asthma, heart disease and cancer. A North Loop...
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Twin Cities Nursing Home Workers Launch Three-Day Strike
More than 300 nursing home workers across the Twin Cities walked off the job Tuesday, opening a three-day unfair-labor-practice strike at five metro facilities. The workers and their union say they are turning up the heat to win raises, better benefits, and safer staffing ratios that they argue are critical to protecting residents and stabilizing an industry they describe as chronically understaffed.