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The push for data center projects has united conservative ranching and farming communities with left-leaning environmental advocacy groups.
Plus: A book fair first in Minneapolis; a ‘costly’ investigation in St. Paul; bad news for maple syrup lovers; and oh yeah, the State Fair.
State Sen. Jim Abeler has been in the Minnesota Legislature since the 1990s. But he faces a strong DFL challenger.
Plus: Trump touts census ‘analysis’ to say he won in 2020; USDA to permit logging in Superior National Forest; a reader writes, and more.
While Haitians in Minnesota face a tough choice, Somalis and Salvadorans are at risk for deportation, too.
‘Helen of Nowhere’ is longlisted for the prestigious Booker Prize, joining ‘The Disappearers’ by Marlon James.
The administration is now planning to spend at least $927 million on White House campus projects. Taxpayers are footing the bill.
Commissioners said the “placeholder” figure would lead to layoffs, reduced maintenance or closed recreation centers.
A progressive movement fueled by anger at Trump, reaction to Operation Metro Surge and other factors spurred Flanagan's win over Angie Craig.
Even in an increasingly virtual world, courtrooms should be filled with suits, arguments and the sounds of pounding gavels.
The addition lays out redevelopment priorities for Rondo that would complement the proposed 21-acre land bridge.
Candidates for the Senate aired their views at Farmfest against a gloomy economic backdrop, though the GOP-endorsed candidate wasn't invited
As the city's annual budget planning process begins, the park board is requesting a nearly 6% increase in their share of property taxes compared…
Plus: Emmer calls Frey a criminal; Republicans split with Trump on Canada tariffs; a reader writes, and more.
The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals was persuaded to freeze a judge’s ruling that bars retaliation against protesters in Minnesota.
Vice President JD Vance said ICE agent Jonathan Ross was 'protected by absolute immunity' after the fatal shooting in Minneapolis.
Plus: The Democrats go on the offensive over soybeans; a reader has some questions for lawmakers during the federal shutdown; and more.
While Trump and Harris offer competing visions for immigration policy, allowing for a manageable flow is consistent with our history.