Vice President JD Vance visits Minneapolis Thursday as immigration crackdown takes children, U.S. citizens
Vice President JD Vance is expected to meet with business leaders to and address the media later in the day.
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Environmental coverage brought Sahan Journal across the state, into courtrooms and along the shores of Minnesota’s most important waterways.
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The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency says that Northern Iron has repeatedly refused to be regulated and flouted the state with late and incomplete permit applications. Now the agency is officially moving forward with an attempt to revoke its permit.
Minneapolis City Council considers raising power bill fees to fund eco-friendly improvements
The city aimed to allocate $10 million from utility fees for climate spending in 2023, but fell short. Now, the council is considering raising fees to help home and property owners pay for improvements that will lower greenhouse gas emissions.
St. Paul residents hope for improvements as legal battle over metal foundry continues
Northern Iron, a metal foundry on St. Paul’s East Side, continues its sprawling legal battle with the state over concerns about excessive pollution and regulatory compliance. Residents say they want clean air.
BUSINESS & WORK
Minnesota ICE raids leave immigrant workers home, businesses struggling
Several businesses across the Twin Cities metro are fighting to stay functioning as ICE raids fuel fears among workers and customers.
Sip of Silk brings coffee, community and commitment to University of Minnesota location
The new café was born when owners decided to create a third space especially welcoming to Palestinian and Salvadoran customers.
Barriers for minority-owned cannabis businesses illustrate challenges in Minnesota’s equity program
As Minnesota grants more cannabis licenses, small-scale Black and brown entrepreneurs say the state is not creating an equitable system for legal marijuana sales.
‘Labor of love’: Hmong couple turns flower, vegetable farm into a refuge for visitors
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