State Sen. Aric Putnam is among a trio of Senate DFLers fighting off strong challenges in St. Cloud legislative races.

Plus an Iron Range elementary school goes on a book banning spree, award-winning young adult novel 'Hatchet' get's a movie deal, and more about that fire on Franklin in today's Flyover news roundup.

In a season of new faces like LaMelo Ball, the Minnesota Timberwolves will go nowhere without veteran Rudy Gobert.

Plus an Iron Range elementary school goes on a book banning spree, award-winning young adult novel 'Hatchet' get's a movie deal, and more about that fire on Franklin in today's Flyover news roundup.

Secretary of State Steve Simon said his office is coordinating with partners to prepare for possible Election Day threats or misinformation.

A unique human-mollusk partnership at the Minneapolis Public Works water treatment plant provides early alerts on pollution.

AG candidate Ron Schutz's promise to divest of certain stocks reflects how pushback against data centers is influencing races in Minnesota.

After appearing unbeatable this summer, the last few weeks exposed doubts as the Lynx head into the WNBA playoffs.

MinnPost members can buy festival tickets for just $20 through midnight on Sept. 18. Non-members can buy tickets for $35.

Some well owners are reluctant to use free arsenic test kits because solving the problem would be too expensive.

The Tamarack Mining Project, unaffected by Gov. Walz's executive order on nonferrous mineral mining, is moving through the review process.

Officials say a business-as-usual approach to pumping groundwater is unsustainable, forcing the city to seek new sources for its water supply

Secretary of State Steve Simon blasted the video, suggesting that James O'Keefe may have overstepped legal boundaries.

Defense attorney Kevin Riach alleges that just four days after Alex Pretti was shot and killed by federal agents, that Homeland Security Investigations launched Operation Puppet Master. The agency cou...

Commissioners said the “placeholder” figure would lead to layoffs, reduced maintenance or closed recreation centers.

Academic reviews of recent elections have found illegal voting to be extraordinarily rare and often unintentional when it does occur.

The Minnesota Department of Agriculture is testing water samples for pollution caused by fertilizer and manure runoff.

Minnesota is stripping away how much aid students receive from its State Grant Program, because of a $131 million budget hole that lawmakers neglected to fill.

Walls of flames destroyed dozens of homes and other structures in the Indian Trail neighborhood and more areas of Spokane on Saturday amid one of the worst natural disasters in the city’s history.

American intelligence agencies believe Iran is behind a cyber attack on more than 30 Minnesota water systems — plus an unknown number in other states — which came five months into the U.S.-Iran War, a...

Disclosures by the state's Campaign Finance Board show Dems with more cash on hand than GOPers in races for the Legislature.

The St. Paul City Council would have 30 days to appoint an interim mayor, then likely schedule a special election.

More than an annoyance, the delays hinder emergency vehicles. But much-needed changes are on a very slow track.

Police and other spending will be under a microscope, and the parks board is hoping to reclaim a larger share of city dollars.

Plus: 41 entrances opening for the BWCAW; Elon suing to let you make naked deepfakes; Justin Vernon's Eaux Claires; and more.

The incident targeted control valves and pumps on more than 30 community drinking water systems, though water quality was not affected.

Plus: Boelter sentenced; the ramifications of clearing encampments; Gullah Geechee cooking; Lindell can vote in his own election; and more.