Patton Oswalt offers an intoxicating lesson on a quirky roadside tourist spot.

At Chanhassen Dinner Theatres, Addie plays an orphan’s companion. Her own second act began when she was rescued.

The first local showing of “They’re Here” is sold out, but it screens again Nov. 4 at the Cedar Cultural Center.

The order marks a small victory for Elon Musk’s xAI company, which brought the challenge to Minnesota’s law.

The Sears parking lot, free parking for runners in past years, started towing this year.

Runner Travis Meier of Minneapolis took an unorthodox — and prohibited — route in his Twin Cities Marathon-based statement about the Boundary Waters.

City councils tend to be whiter than the places they represent. Some politicians and advocacy groups want that to change.

Doctor’s office received more than 60 calls from confused and upset patients after the insurer’s letter offered help finding a new provider.

One man allegedly saw Andrea Lee’s suffering and drove away. In the final half-mile of the Berlin Marathon, two runners saw it and stayed.

Mayor Jacob Frey has not said whether he’ll veto the measure, which would make Minneapolis the first U.S. city with such a rule.

Adriana Cerrillo and Lucie Skjefte could vote on sweeping school closures next month after missing a combined 22 meetings since 2025.

Renee Good was fatally shot on Jan. 7 in south Minneapolis by ICE agent Jonathan Ross.

No shots were fired in the encounter, which grew uneasy when the bird started pecking at the Oakdale man’s gun.

As rural hospitals struggle to make childbirth services financially sustainable, doctors warn that mothers and babies are bearing the risk.

He played the exasperated but well-meaning principal on the popular high school sitcom. He reprised the role in a long-running spinoff.

People are turning to simpler phones, physical media and tactile hobbies as technology becomes more powerful and pervasive.

The families of two students say the ban violates free speech, human rights and open meeting laws.

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

This is the first time private security funding has been approved for the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office.

Christian Castro will now appear in state court one day ahead of his federal court proceedings.

The U.S. Forest Service has concluded its special operations. Some areas remain closed for the season.

All three of Minneapolis Public Schools’ proposals include closing more than a dozen schools and changing attendance boundaries across the city.

Federal officials took the extraordinary step after the owner’s son obtained a wholesaler license under a similar business name.

One quit after serving four months, citing 11-12 hour days. The departures come as the Trump administration continues to push deportation hearings.

Visitors spotted State Fair staff taking the piece off the wall on Sunday. It featured the term “8647,” which is used by critics of President Donald Trump.

Known for her outsize persona, appearance and talent, she rose from rural poverty to become a top-selling singer, songwriter and entrepreneur.

Lindell does not agree with the parameters of the recount and is asking the court to intervene. The deadline to pay was midnight Monday.

The Minneapolis-based retailer said it was “looking closely at how this happened” after a Halloween costume from one of its private-label brands evoked blackface minstrelsy.

As the first anniversary of the Annunciation school shooting approaches, four families take us inside their lives in the year following the tragedy.

Immigrants turned Otter Tail County town into one of Minnesota’s most diverse. But America’s divisions disrupted small-town harmony in Pelican Rapids.

The suburbs have undergone an intense transformation, from predominantly white bedroom communities to the most diverse cities in Minnesota.

Demuth makes history as the first woman Republicans have nominated for governor and the first Black gubernatorial candidate from any major party.

Republicans and Democrats are jostling for spots on November’s ballot with an open race for governor and U.S. Senate.

The U.S. economy is good on paper, but middle-income Americans have never felt so pessimistic about it.

Rescued from the war zone as a cub, a 3-year-old lion named Taras is recovering at The Wildcat Sanctuary after a near-fatal illness.

Interviews of sickened individuals and genomic tests identified jalapenos from Chipotle and other fast-food Mexican restaurants as the source of the foodborne outbreak.

Minnesotans who organized bus stop escorts and grocery deliveries during the immigration crackdown are now becoming party delegates, campaign volunteers and even candidates for office.

The utility declared five Energy Action Days in July and has sent texts, emails and automated calls asking customers to conserve energy.

Many mosquito species breed in the floodwaters left behind by early summer storms.

The city hired an outside law firm for the probe after Chief Axel Henry filed a formal complaint alleging inappropriate conduct toward city employees.

A new study finds that hotter nights caused by human-driven climate change are eating away at hours of sleep every year.

There’s not enough space to expand the metro’s most notorious traffic pinch point.

Biotech entrepreneur John Wilson has donated to community groups, churches and the city of Minneapolis to help families affected by Operation Metro Surge.