 Minnesota's libraries are changing to meet the needs of patrons in the post-pandemic era. Elizabeth Shockman reports. Minnesota libraries still loan out books and host story time, but they're also trying to meet new public demands for digital titles, remote worker space, Wi-Fi, and social services. In Dakota County, librarians have seen an uptick in people seeking help for mental health crises, food, and shelter. They've started training staff on de-escalation techniques, and now they have social workers on call and on location twice a week.