With so much to do and see in our state, the citizenry may be wondering: “But what things are the best?” We’ve got your back, Minnesota. This, the fifth annual Best of MN, offers 100 answers, personally selected by Star Tribune writers.
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Trump, Congress hope to act next week on new virus aid bill
Unable to strike a deal alone, the Trump administration and congressional leaders appear poised to launch new bipartisan talks on a fresh coronavirus aid package with hopes for action as soon as next week.
Variety
Meet the professor on a quest to keep one of Minnesota's oldest languages alive
In Minnesota, the country's last stronghold of native Ojibwe speakers, this professor is racing to preserve their knowledge.
National
Assembly plans virtual session Tuesday on coronavirus bill
Republican legislative leaders announced plans Friday to convene the state Assembly next week for the first time since the coronavirus outbreak began in the state to pass a pandemic relief bill after removing key spending cut provisions Democratic Gov. Tony Evers opposes.
Variety
Sheltering at home? You betcha. Celebrate the best of Minn. by coloring it in
For the month of April, the Star Tribune will turn the Saturday Variety section into a Minnesota coloring book. Each week, we'll feature a part of the state. At the end, you can assemble the pages into a single oversized poster.
National
Republicans accuse Evers of stoking COVID-19 fears
Gov. Tony Evers said Friday that he doesn't know when Wisconsin businesses will be allowed to re-open, but that it might happen after his current closure order expires on April 24 and that it probably won't happen all at once.
