By Pratik Joshi
HF3434 would incorporate ethnic studies into social studies graduation requirements, require the Department of Education to adopt ethnic studies standards, and establish a task force to advise the department on ethnic studies standards and curriculum.
By Rob Hubbard
Let’s lead with the good news: We are not doomed.
It’s more than possible for humans to slow the effects of climate change by becoming a net-zero carbon-emitting species. Bu...
By Tim Walker
HF1888 would allow unlicensed individuals operating under the supervision of a licensed mortician or funeral director to perform certain tasks.
By Pratik Joshi
A top MSHSL official shared details of a new league initiative to improve behavior at high school events, as well as schools in general.
By Margaret Stevens
A model from across the border could help rebuild the workforce in the hospitality industry, which employs one in 10 Minnesotans in normal times.
By HPIS Staff
There’s an English proverb that says March comes in like a lion and goes out like lamb. But this week’s budget forecast was decidedly bullish with the news that Minnesota now en...
By Tim Walker
To get pardoned in this state, people convicted of a crime must appear in person before the Board of Pardons and plead their case.
That’s an inefficient, ineffective system,...
By Mike Cook
HF3870, as amended, would provide $5 million for local units of government for election security needs. HF3666, as amended, would create legal parameters — including civil and criminal penalties — for interfering with an election official’s performance of duties.
By Margaret Stevens
Reasons for cost overruns and delays in the Southwest Light Rail Transit project would be examined by the Office of the Legislative Auditor under a bill passed 129-1 by the House Thursday.
By Margaret Stevens
HF3296 would change the state’s salvage vehicle title laws to prevent older and cheaper damaged cars from going through a sale with a clean title.
By Pratik Joshi
High school sophomore Dov Nathanson has suffered academically because his school would not provide a certified deaf interpreter for him.