H. Jiahong Pan is a journalist based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. With a focus on local news, Jiahong writes for publications such as the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder and MinnPost, covering topics ranging from community issues and politics to crime and social justice.
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The organization dissolved because of funding challenges, exacerbated by the pandemic and ongoing inflation.
By: H. Jiahong Pan
Buses associated with a longstanding reservation-only service for the suburban and rural fringes of the Twin Cities can now be tracked online.
By: Christopher Ingraham, Max Nesterak, Michelle Griffith
Minnesotans are typically the nation's most enthusiastic voters, and this year is likely to be no different with DFL Gov. Tim Walz running for vice-president.
The changes start Dec. 9 and are aimed at having buses arrive at stops at evenly spaced intervals rather than at specific times.
A report prepared for Metro Transit pegs the cost of installing turnstiles at four LRT stations at $14 million, and officials question effectiveness.
More than half of the people who received an e-bike tax rebate are tax filers with more than $100,000 in income, according to data from the state Department of Revenue, obtained by the Reformer through a public records request.
Eden Prairie resident Jasper Hanke hoped to ride the Southwest light rail extension, now dubbed the Green Line extension, to get to classes at the University of Minnesota.
Imagine a place where you can offer your unwanted materials to others and, at the same time and location, take items discarded by others.
Late December, Nicollet Mall was replete with people, along with clusters of portable toilets scattered throughout.
Minnesota communities look to start organization to meet transportation needs with biking, transit and other alternatives.
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