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Red Wing E-Waste Event Success

The City of Red Wing Waste Campus’s recent e-waste collection event was a huge success. In total, 666 vehicles passed the gates, dropping off two semis' worth of electronics and over 11 tons of appliances. Some people disposed of laptops or appliances left over from a kitchen renovation, but...

Red Wing, MN · 2d
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Faribault Daily News

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For Faribault’s Temple siblings, public service began with family

They grew up only a few blocks from City View Park, where the water tower crowns the Faribault skyline. Today, that childhood view has become a vantage point for governing after siblings Sam and Lexi Temple were elected to positions…

Faribault, MN · 15h

Axios Twin Cities

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New rental repair ordinance gives St. Paul renters leverage

St. Paul voters overwhelmingly approved a new "right-to-repair" ordinance , handing tenants a lot more leverage over their landlords when something breaks in their rental housing. Yes, but: The real thrust of the ordinance won't be renters fixing washing machines themselves, but rather to compel their landlords to do it faster. Catch up quick: The Safe Homes St. Paul campaign pitched its proposal as a "break in case of emergency" solution for renters dealing with egregious neglect. Under the language , tenants will be able to deduct half-a-month's rent to pay for repairs if their landlord doesn't fix them after 14 days' written notice. What they're saying: Duluth enacted a similar ordinance a year ago, and the main effect has been to spur landlords into action so tenants don't contract out the work themselves, St. Paul campaign coordinator Cole Hanson tells Axios. "I don't know another business where you cannot respond to your customers for two weeks and stay in business," Hanson says. "Utilization is going to be low," predicts Minnesota Multi Housing president Cecil Smith, who opposed the St. Paul proposal. He says most property owners and managers are diligent about repairs. Friction points: If tenants do flex their

St Paul, MN · 1d

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Deb Haaland and Peggy Flanagan Mark Their Historic Wins in Intentional Earrings

Last night, the 2026 midterm election results delivered plenty of historic firsts. It was a particularly powerful night for Native American representation: Democrat Deb Haaland became the first Native American woman to be elected as Governor of New Mexico, while Peggy Flanagan—the current lieutenant governor of Minnesota—became the first Native woman to win the U.S. Senate seat in her state. (And there could even be a third victory for the Indigenous community today: at the time of publishing this story, Alaska’s Mary Peltola is currently leading the race for a Senate seat, too.)

Minnesota · 2d
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Faribault Daily News

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Faribault City Council to be majority women for first time in city’s history

For the first time in the city’s 154-year history of incorporation, Faribault City Council will have a female majority.

Faribault, MN · 2d

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MN Christmas Market Hits 11 Years With Three Stops in St. Paul, Cottage Grove, Red Wing

The MN Christmas Market is marking its 11th year with three holiday pop-up events across the state this November and December, bringing together local makers, artisans and small brands for a trio of $1 markets in St. Paul, Cottage Grove and Red Wing. The first stop lands Saturday, November 21, at Union Depot in St. Paul, running from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with $1 cash or Venmo entry.

Red Wing, MN · 1d

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Cities Church defendants head to court to challenge charges

Hearings continued Thursday for people federally indicted in connection with the January anti-ICE protest at Cities Church in St. Paul. Defendants and their supporters packed the St. Paul Federal Courthouse this week for hearings addressing more than five dozen motions filed in the case, including requests to have charges dismissed. Two more hearings are scheduled for 8:30 a.m. Nov. 9 and Nov. 10.

St Paul, MN · 2d

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New Playground Designs for Salem Hills and Ernster Parks

Neighborhood news supported by neighbors. Thanks to Turbo Tim’s Anything Automotive for their support. With pictures, videos, and calm explanations of your inspection, Turbo Tim’s helps you understand issues and make caring for your car easy!. After community engagement, Inver Grove Heights has final designs for playground replacements...

Inver Grove Heights, MN · 1d

Faribault Daily News

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Clergy perform blessing over ballots on election night in Rice County

Several local pastors gathered in front of the Rice County Government Services Building to host a blessing over the ballots and election workers. Shortly after polls closed at 8 p.m., the clergy held prayers and delivered readings from the Bible…

Rice County, MN · 2d

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City of Eagan is suing IronGate Data Center (Dakota County)

The city of Eagan is suing data center company Eagan Capital LLC, due to alleged code violations at IronGate Data Center, according to Mayor Mike Maguire’s update at the Nov. 2 City Council meeting. “The city is taking legal action regarding the continued operation of four temporary chillers at...

Eagan, MN · 2d

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New Signs in West St. Paul Parks

Thanks to for their support. Amore hosts free homework help for all ages, led by retired professors, on Sundays from 4-6 p.m. The City of West St. Paul is starting a five-year plan to replace park signs. It starts this fall with new signs in Marthaler, Garlough, Kennedy, and Albert Park, plus the ice arena and banners on Robert Street.

West St Paul, MN · 21h

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After debuting in St. Paul, the 5K Skyway race is expanding to Minneapolis

A 5K race through St. Paul's skyways debuted this year. In 2026, it'll expand into Minneapolis.

Minneapolis, MN · 19h

CBS Minnesota

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Defendants in protest at ICE pastor's Minnesota church return to court

Dozens of people charged in connection to January's protest inside a Twin Cities church during the height of Operation Metro Surge returned to federal court on Thursday.

St Paul, MN · 1d

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Minnesota GOP bars 2 news outlets from election night watch party

An event organizer cited a Sahan Journal article criticizing Republican gubernatorial candidate Lisa Demuth's TV ad blaming crime on Somali gangs.

Minnesota · 2d

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Two Northern Minnesota House seats flip blue, reshaping Northland representation in St. Paul

Two Northern Minnesota House seats flip blue, reshaping Northland representation in St. Paul.

St Paul, MN · 2d

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West St. Paul City Council Preview: Nov. 9, 2026

Neighborhood news supported by neighbors. Thanks to CRAFT & More Thrift Store, Dakota County, and Pace Automotive for their support. On Monday, West St. Paul City Council will discuss the appointment process to fill a vacancy and next year’s budget. They’ll also finalize the Charlton Place House Improvement Area and consider a tear down and rebuild for Evolve Workplace.

West St Paul, MN · 20h

The Cool Down

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Some Minnesota families report SNAP cuts from $800 to $200 a month as food shelf demand climbs

"Everybody's kind of going through it these days with prices and everything."

Minnesota · 1d

The Cool Down

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Minnesota homeowner says solar panels and a decade of driving EVs saved him nearly $40,000

"An older home doesn't have to be an inefficient home."

Bloomington, MN · 10h

Sahan Journal

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From Kao Kalia Yang to Queer & Funny Improv: Three Twin Cities arts events to explore this weekend

For centuries, Minnesota artists have depicted the people who call the state home through portraiture. This weekend, the Minnesota History Center brings out select works from its portrait collection for a new exhibition stretching back to the 1850s. Also on Saturday, writers and readers converge at St. Paul’s Union Depot...

Minneapolis, MN · 1d

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St. Paul Exhibit Puts 170 Years of Minnesota Faces Side by Side

According to the Sahan Journal, sixty-eight portraits pulled from an estimated collection of 1,000, spanning nearly 170 years of Minnesota life, go on public view Saturday at the Minnesota History Center in St. Paul. As reported by the Pioneer Press, the new exhibition, ‘See & Be Seen: The Evolving Power of Portraits,’ opens at 10 a.m. and runs through June 13, with an opening celebration from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. featuring a hands-on art activity and a photo booth for guests to make their own portraits.

Minnesota · 11h