What happened in Minnesota’s federal court, Patrick J. Schiltz said, “created a grave threat to the rule of law.”

The retailer is the second major Minnesota company to report its refund from the federal government.

As the one-year anniversary of the Annunciation shooting approaches, well over 100 people attended a dedication for 8-year-old Fletcher Merkel on Tuesday.

A massive analysis of every speech given on the floors of Congress between 1939 and 2023 finds that criticism of the news media is remarkably tied to specific partisan interests and historical moments...

Raz Segal accused Israel of committing genocide in Gaza, igniting a controversy as he was set to join the university.

With “The Odyssey” driving interest in movie theater formats, are old-school film screenings set for a revival?

With “The Odyssey” driving interest in movie theater formats, are old-school film screenings set for a revival?

The 13-acre property is one of downtown Minneapolis’ last large industrial sites.

An estimated 2,000 people with the name Ryan gathered at the Mall of America on Friday to celebrate their Ryanness.

The Plaza, which first opened in 1967, was one of thousands of theaters across the country to close during the pandemic.

Federal agencies were able to access the typically confidential data through partnerships with law enforcement around the country.

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Minneapolis city officials announced details of the new economic impact estimates Wednesday.

The state is on track to set a fifth consecutive record for annual visits to food shelves.

The city has hired a consultant for up to $1.4 million to, among other things, help the leaders get along. They met privately last week and set ground rules.

The decision to cut 65 jobs underscores the news industry’s ongoing challenges.

The brief moment of silent prayer for the former Minneapolis police officer convicted of second-degree murder in George Floyd’s killing was not planned by party leaders.

Housing advocates say rental assistance from the public has dried up as immigrant families still face displacement after Operation Metro Surge.

The mayor of Minneapolis said more time won’t improve outcomes. The council president said residents “deserve solutions, not vetoes.”

Housing advocates say rental assistance from the public has dried up as immigrant families still face displacement after Operation Metro Surge.

Immigration officials detained more than 70 Minnesota children between Dec. 1 and March 10, a Sahan analysis of court records and federal deportation data shows.

Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty said a nationwide warrant has been issued in the first criminal charges against an ICE agent for on-duty actions during the surge.

Artists say the area “has some magic in it” and doesn’t need a splashy reconstruction.

The legendary North Loop store, which closed last summer after 32 years in business, has listed hundreds of items — some cheeky and unique, some mundane.

The two were filmed pointing weapons at protestors and firing less-lethal munitions during two incidents in Minneapolis.

City and state officials are trying to stave off a feared wave of evictions following the federal immigration surge in Minnesota.

Two recent reports estimate tens of millions of dollars in additional rent debt in Minnesota is attributable to Operation Metro Surge.

A federal judge appointed by President Donald Trump said the government “failed to plan for the constitutional rights of its civil detainees.”

Defense attorneys and former federal prosecutors say the U.S. Department of Justice’s public rhetoric about “Minnesota rioters” isn’t matching the evidence.

Videos from protesters show deputies rush against two protesters, pin them against a barricade and wrestle them to the ground.

We hope to publish these firsthand accounts in the opinion pages of the Minnesota Star Tribune and through social media in the coming days and weeks.

Omar’s office later said she was safe, and a man is in police custody.

The injunction will remain blocked while the case is pending in court. U.S. Circuit Judge Raymond Gruender dissented in part.

Video footage offers a limited view and a conclusion will require a thorough, credible investigation, use-of-force experts said.