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Hundreds of clergy members sign letter demanding Minnesota pass law to ban assault weapons

Gun Violence · Minnesota

Hundreds of clergy members sign letter demanding Minnesota pass law to ban assault weapons

45% Right coverage: 20 sources

Over 700 clergy urge Gov. Walz to call a special session to ban assault weapons in Minnesota. The push follows a letter and multiple events at the State Capitol.See the Story

BCA: Human error to blame for inaccurate DWI testing

BCA: Human error to blame for inaccurate DWI testing

67% Center coverage: 9 sources

Minnesota BCA investigates data errors in DWI testing tools across several counties revealed during a statewide inspection. Efforts are underway to rectify issues.See the Story

SNAP Benefits Will Run Out if Government Shutdown Lasts Into November, MN Officials Say

Government Shutdown

SNAP Benefits Will Run Out if Government Shutdown Lasts Into November, MN Officials Say

50% Center coverage: 6 sources

Local officials are warning Minnesota SNAP recipients that benefits will run out if the government shutdown lasts into November.See the Story

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