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The answer is complicated and the data are "easy to manipulate." Here's a deep dive into out-migration and tax policy in Minnesota.

The conservative-leaning Tax Foundation recently released an analysis showing Minnesota was among the 10 states that saw the most residents move to other states. But are high taxes the main reason?

Contract workers, rather than union Metro Transit staff as initially planned, are expected to be on platforms, buses and trains during the first quarter of 2024 under a safety plan passed in May.

In case you missed them, these are the biggest stories on urban planning in the Minneapolis, St. Paul, and the Twin Cities metro that passed over my desk in 2023.

There's nothing worse than being cooped up inside in the rain with nothing to do. But Singaporean mobile company giga!'s cheeky new campaign with Grey is quelling monsoon-boredom one GB at a time.

REGIONAL— A second company that wants to grow cannabis on the Iron Range in time for the beginning of retail sales in the spring of 2025 has requested financial help from the state agency …

Gov. Tim Walz discussed the controversy surrounding the appointment of the first Minnesota marijuana czar, Pres. Joe Biden and the 2024 presidential election, abortion, climate change, and more.

The Vikings got a new home in 2016 with the construction of U.S. Bank Stadium. Target Center got a glow up for the Timberwolves a year later. Now, the Minnesota Wild are hoping its their turn, and there's an indication the team could ask the state for money to revamp the Xcel Energy Center.

When millions of debtors restart payments and spend less on other things after not having to make payments since the pandemic began, the impact can add up quickly.

One of two Minnesota state agencies that are in the process of making $20 million in financing available to a Missouri-based cannabis company said the loan is not a done deal.