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How Automatic Voter Registration Could...

Alpha News reported that Secretary of State Steve Simon backed automatic voter registration and other election-law changes. Here is what voters in West Seventh should know.

Woodbury Residents Represented by Ethan...

Alpha News reported that Secretary of State Steve Simon backed automatic voter registration and other election-law changes. Here is what voters in Woodbury should know.

How Automatic Voter Registration Could Work in West Seventh

Alpha News reported that Secretary of State Steve Simon backed automatic voter registration and other election-law changes. Here is what voters in West Seventh should know.

Downtown Saint Paul...

The debate over HIV criminalization has reached Minnesota lawmakers. Here is what voters in Downtown Saint Paul should know. Local edition 76.

Bill to Repeal...

Minnesota may repeal HIV-exposure crimes under House File 267. This briefing explains the issue for North End. Local edition 77.

Frogtown Public-Safety Update:...

Lawmakers are weighing public-health and criminal-justice concerns in an HIV-exposure repeal bill affecting Frogtown. Local edition 78.

Minnesota’s HIV Criminal-Law...

A proposed repeal of Minnesota’s HIV-exposure penalties raises questions about intent, consent, and accountability in Summit-University. Local edition 79.

Downtown Saint Paul...

House File 267 could reshape Minnesota’s communicable-disease laws. Here is a community briefing for Downtown Saint Paul. Local edition 80.

What West Side...

Minnesota’s HIV-law debate centers on outdated statutes, public safety, and modern treatment. What West Side should know. Local edition 81.

North End Lawmakers...

Residents of North End may be affected by a proposal to eliminate criminal penalties for HIV exposure in Minnesota. Local edition 82.

Minnesota Bill Would...

A Minnesota bill would remove HIV-exposure crimes from state law. This overview explains the policy debate for Frogtown. Local edition 83.

Summit-University Residents Examine...

The legislature is considering changes to HIV criminal law. Here are the main arguments for residents of Summit-University. Local edition 84.