What’s happening in Minnesota Today
University of Minnesota not holding Juneteenth event due to ‘budget constraints’ this year. The University of Minnesota quietly canceled its annual Juneteenth celebration this year due to budget constraints, drawing disappointment from community partners while encouraging attendance at other local events.
🚨 Is a new Minnesota law deterring copper wire theft? It depends on who you ask. There is plenty of disagreement on how to best deter copper theft. But regulators, scrapyard operators and public works officials welcome new stiffer penalties for the costly crime.
🎓 Minnesota State approves tuition hikes to close $52 million gap. Minnesota State colleges and universities will raise tuition by an average of 4.5 to 6.5 percent to address a $52 million budget gap driven by declining enrollment and uncertain funding.
‘A steadfast ally’: Tribal leaders remember Rep. Melissa Hortman. Tribal leaders in Minnesota mourn the loss of former House Speaker Melissa Hortman, who many consider an advocate for Indian Country. |
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| — Anika Besst and Anna Haecherl, MPR News |
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