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COVID-19, firearm deaths and abortion: Minnesota health data roundup - Vimarsana News

COVID-19, firearm deaths and abortion: Minnesota health data roundup

This week’s roundup shows that COVID continues to wane in Minnesota, with low levels detected in wastewater plants throughout the state. In light of recent news we also take a look at firearm death rate and a new report showing a big increase in nonresident abortions in Minnesota last year.

'How to Look Wrong': The vibrant art of Ruben Nusz - Vimarsana News

'How to Look Wrong': The vibrant art of Ruben Nusz

An exhibition at Weinstein Hammons Gallery showcases 19 abstract paintings by Minneapolis artist Ruben Nusz, exploring themes of color theory, optical illusion, spatial logic, art history and pop culture, with inspirations drawn from a 15th-century Flemish painting, the arcade game Ms. Pac-Man and the humor of late Minnesota comedian Mitch Hedberg.

Arts Briefs: Penumbra announces new season - Vimarsana News

Arts Briefs: Penumbra announces new season

In this week’s Arts Briefs, Latin art at Mia, art in Grand Marais and organ music. Also in Absolute Bleeding Edge: an alternate history of art.

Minnesota tax officials to work on fix after 'drafting error' - Vimarsana News

Minnesota tax officials to work on fix after 'drafting error'

Revenue officials said the error could cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars, but lawmakers intend to make a fix before that happens.

BCA report: Black people subjects of more than half of no-knock search warrants last year - Vimarsana News

BCA report: Black people subjects of more than half of no-knock search warrants last year

The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension found that Black people, mostly males, accounted for half of the subjects of no-knock warrant applications or the incidents that led to the applications.