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Minnesota Star TribuneMonday, 20 April 2026
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Trump says U.S. has seized Iranian-flagged cargo ship
He earlier said new talks were planned, without Tehran's confirmation.
The paper focuses on internal party dynamics and political estrangement between the state's two top executive officials, framing it as a notable divergence from their previously unified public front.
Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan and Governor Tim Walz are key figures in Minnesota politics. As Flanagan seeks a Senate seat, the reported cooling of their relationship represents a significant shift in the state's executive leadership dynamic.
“rift with Walz remains”
“Locally focused political scrutiny”
AS FLANAGAN SEEKS SENATE, RIFT WITH WALZ REMAINS
Lieutenant governor mostly absent from governor’s circle since 2024 split
Downtown reset has arrived for Moorhead
New $40M city center with library anchors redevelopment hopes.
Profiles a local urban renewal project, highlighting a $40 million community center aimed at revitalizing a border town's downtown area.
$2M loan, then business just goes up in smoke
Tribal regulation derails cannabis entrepreneur cleared by state.
Illustrates the complexities of Minnesota's new cannabis regulations by highlighting a local entrepreneur whose business was derailed by tribal jurisdictional boundaries.
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