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Mayo Clinic Settled Religious Discrimination Lawsuit

Mayo Clinic Settled Religious Discrimination Lawsuit

The healthcare provider agreed to pay $50,000 to resolve an EEOC complaint regarding a vaccine policy dispute.

Live Poll

Should employers be required to accommodate employees' religious beliefs regarding mandatory vaccine policies?


Lifestyle

Live Poll

Do you trust that your state government effectively oversees and prevents fraud in public programs?

Child Care

Minnesota Terminated Two Medicaid Care Centers

The state department removed two agencies from the Medicaid program amid ongoing fraud investigations.

Minnesota Terminated Two Medicaid Care Centers

Business

Utilities

Minnesota Lawmakers Received National Energy Awards

Senator Amy Klobuchar and Representative Michelle Fischbach earned national honors for their energy-related policy work.


Crime

Live Poll

Do you feel like crime in your community is getting better or worse?

Property Crime

Minnesota Crime Rates Dropped Throughout 2025

Statewide violent crime fell by 9% as significant decreases were recorded in carjackings and murder rates.

Minnesota Crime Rates Dropped Throughout 2025

Politics

Live Poll

Do you believe the two-party system is the best way to represent voters in your area?

Elections

Minnesota Independent Candidates Held Forum

Three candidates discussed their nonpartisan platforms during a public event in Eden Prairie on September 8.

Minnesota Independent Candidates Held Forum

Travel

National Parks

Minnesota Working Group Discussed Capitol State Park

A state task force has met to evaluate the feasibility of establishing a new park at the capitol in St. Paul.

Minnesota Working Group Discussed Capitol State Park

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