Teens know little about Photo ID amendment

By Jailine Marin-Torres, ThreeSixty

This fall, voters in Minnesota will decide on two amendments that would change the state’s constitution.

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A year later, wrapping up the North Minneapolis tornado money chase

By Charles Hallman and Jerry Freeman, Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder

Photo by Tony Webster (Creative Commons)

Almost immediately after the tornado struck North Minneapolis in May 2011, the Minneapolis Foundation established its Minnesota Helps Fund and raised $1,756,060 to assist Northside residents.

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Connecting with Minnesota Compass data: a key to effective advocacy

By Bruce Johansen, TC Daily Planet
Photos By: 
Clarence White

To be an effective advocate, people must first have solid data at their fingertips.

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Political parties and student groups urge youth to vote

By Diana Lu, ThreeSixty

Matt Smriga, director of campus organizing with the Minnesota State University Student Association, said many youth are intimidated by the voting process.

In 2008, young voters helped make Barack Obama the president.

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OPINION | Back to nature after Duluth flood: Let's rebuild with natural processes and changing climate in mind

By Andrew Slade, Minnesota 2020

Duluth recently experienced a true “flood of the century.” In weather records going back 130 years, there is no data for any storm dropping so much rain in so little time.

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