Новости за 04.11.2018

Money in politics is the problem.

That’s a mission that events at the end of this campaign season have necessitated.

The case for a DFL majority in the state House.

The case for a Republican majority in the state House.

The Constitution’s guarantee is part of the greatness of America.

Downtown businesses cautiously optimistic new strategy is calming after-hours chaos.

Five of the Vikings’ last eight games are within the division, beginning with three in a row

Amendment protects tenants from eviction in emergency situations.

Energized and dissatisfied with Trump by a wide margin, they could boost Democrats.

Midterm victories could turn on reactivating passions that drove president’s win in 2016.

In the NFC North, the worst can become first on an overnight basis.

University says contenders for president need privacy.

Other Twin Cities foundations have also been exploring ways to involve more people in awarding grants.

Ribbon-cutting is tentatively planned for early December.

Joseph Gaugler, who holds an endowed chair in long-term care and aging in the School of Public Health, said he hopes to visit all 87 counties.

It's popular with neighbors, business owners and city officials.

The West Side Dia de los Muertos Celebration was held Saturday, Nov. 3, 2018 at the El Rio Vista Recreation Center in St. Paul. Aztec dancers from three groups, Kalpulli Huitzillin, Kalpulli Yaocenoxtli and Mexica Yolotl, participated in a three-hour long dance ritual around an alter for family members and friends who passed away.

The veteran forward missed the last six games with a lower-body injury.

Analysis: His nativist messaging has become a dominant theme instead.