Autumn Ness is ready to clown around with sound. After 23 years as a company member at Children’s Theatre Company, she’s taking a break from spouting speeches on stage and interpreting words written by others. In fact, for her latest … Continued
A bill aimed at clarifying the kinds of force police can use in public schools passed the Minnesota Senate on Monday, but will still need a little more work before it reaches the governor’s desk. Members of the Senate voted … Continued
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By Elizabeth Renter | NerdWallet In the last quarter of 2023, home sales were few and far between as high prices, high rates, low inventory and seasonal factors all combined to make the housing market a bit of a ghost … Continued