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A congressional report casts blame over fraud problems in Minnesota in a prelude to fall campaign messaging over money pilfered from state-run programs. Minnesota DFL officials call it a partisan portrayal.
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The city of Faribault decided it did not need to conduct an extensive environmental review of a massive proposed data center. The Minnesota Center for Environmental Advocacy appealed the city’s decision.
Street construction started Monday at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis, after years of planning and debate. Some residents say they still have questions about details of the plan — and who’s paying for it.
Catering truck drivers at MSP say LSG Sky Chefs’ move to single-driver trucks has made their work more dangerous, and workers joined Attorney General Keith Ellison on Monday to call attention to the safety concerns.
Four parents impacted by gun violence reflected on the first legislative session since the Aug. 27 mass shooting at Annunciation Catholic Church and School.
Amid Minnesota’s frequent temperature swings, there’s one place that scientists expect to stay consistently cool all year: underground. But a geologist says groundwater beneath Minneapolis is warmer than it should be, and he’s concerned that could cause problems above the surface.
According to the civil complaint filed June 3, Abdikadir Kadiye tried unsuccessfully to gain U.S. residency under a different name and was ordered removed. However, they allege the man stayed in the country and later successfully applied for citizenship as Abdikadir Kadiye.
Extreme heat combined with high humidity is becoming more common as the climate warms, making it harder for people to cool their bodies.
A wildfire that has burned an estimated 33 acres near Ely was believed to be caused by U.S. Forest Service crews conducting prescribed burn preparation work to improve forest health and resilience.
A new tool from the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis illuminates the effects of St. Paul housing policies, including how rent control chilled new housing development and how changes to zoning laws are starting to boost supply.
New research suggests the fuzzy insects may be capable of spontaneously solving problems the way animals with much larger brains do.
On the first Saturday in June, a pencil party takes place at Lake of the Isles. Now in its fifth year, the event continues to grow.
Saype said he chose Minneapolis as the first U.S. location of the mural after seeing neighbors help each other during the ICE surge.
