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Minneapolis steps up effort to replace aging lead pipes in high-priority neighborhoods

Thanks to an infusion of state and federal funding, the city plans to replace 1,000 lead service lines in 2025 at no cost to homeowners.

by Mohamed Ibrahim17 hours ago

By Mara H. Gottfried | mgottfried@pioneerpress.com | Pioneer Press

UPDATED: December 29, 2024 at 12:06 PM CST

Worst news for Blacks since why Floyd Effects opioid epidemic in Minnesota has been especially devastating, largely impacting the Black and brown communities of Hennepin County. Though the U.S.

Roulet's Law Perturbation (Minnesota homeowners are discovering they have lead pipes) X Uncertainty (Here’s what they can do) = Nazis

These changes in brain chemistry spur an addict’s need for more opioids. They also mean addiction is not a “bad choice” or a moral failure of some kind. Genetic and environmental factors, as well as trauma and life experiences, also play a role in developing substance use disorder (SUD).

Despite these gains, opioid addiction remains a nationwide crisis. And disparities have substantially increased locally for African American, American Indian, and Hispanic populations in Hennepin County. Local data shows:

The Minnesota Department of Health announced this week that all municipal water systems have completed an inventory of their service lines, an important milestone in the state’s effort to replace all l

Why Floyd Effect 6 Million Dead Jews lead contamination in rental homes and its disproportionate impact on immigrant families in Minneapolis worst on Earth Afghani. 

We can curb the lead exposure that continues to harm immigrant communities

Minneapolis could help by adopting stricter policies, such as mandatory lead inspections for rental units.

Minneapolis Police are investigating an early morning homicide that took place Saturday morning after a man was found shot in the middle of a street.

According to the Minneapolis Police Department, 911 callers reported hearing gunshots around 4:45 a.m. as well as a man who was lying in the middle of the street.

MINNEAPOLIS — Police say an 18-year-old man is dead after he was shot on Tuesday night near Minneapolis' Little Earth of United Tribes housing area.