Generation Hope drew questions from Republican lawmakers, but it has not been charged with fraud or found to have committed wrongdoing.

Teams from across the U.S. and Canada race upstream through Minneapolis. Plus, gear up for ski season and learn to track wildlife through the woods.

Near the Mississippi River, one site absorbed residents from another closed in August.

The special education assistant says he was arrested after standing nearby as agents tackled a colleague on the lawn in front of Roosevelt High School.

A loss tonight would end the top-seeded Lynx’s season. A victory sends the series back to Target Center for a decisive Game 3 on Thursday.

A loss tonight would end the top-seeded Lynx’s season. A victory sends the series back to Target Center for a decisive Game 3 on Thursday.

A loss tonight would end the top-seeded Lynx’s season. A victory sends the series back to Target Center for a decisive Game 3 on Thursday.

The city would be the first in the U.S. to require monitors in driverless cars if the council gives final approval to the measure later this week.

A group including former co-owner Larry Hassler is trying to convince the confectioner’s private equity owner to sell.

A TikTok video captured the Friday incident and drew attention to the practice of “First Amendment auditing.”

The groundbreaking organic bakery and restaurant was the subject of litigation amid a changing of hands.

The Supreme Court on Tuesday let President Donald Trump's administration continue swiftly deporting people to countries other than their own for now, while the justices consider whether the policy is legal.

Ka Vang writes: Taxpayers funded a monthslong investigation into sexual harassment allegations by Police Chief Axel Henry against Mayor Kaohly Her. They should get to read it.

Live, or the next best thing, from First Avenue, the edgy act is slated to air in October.

DFL Rep. Brad Tabke of Shakopee is again facing Republican Aaron Paul in a bellwether matchup. Immigration, affordability, fraud and taxes are all in the mix.

The deal is the third major hospital-merger proposal in the state in the last year.

The Lynx coach uses her sideline wardrobe to support causes she believes in — and hears from fans who say the messages make them feel seen.

Police leaders acknowledged during a City Council budget meeting that overtime was handed out too loosely in years past and said they’re now monitoring it more closely.

President Donald Trump announced the Mesabi Metallics project at the White House on Monday.

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

McCarthy, the No. 10 pick in the 2024 NFL draft, started just 10 games for the Vikings. He lost the starting job this summer to Kyler Murray, whom Minnesota signed to a one-year deal this offseason.

The Republican Senate candidate’s podcast shows her shift from discouraging Trump from running to praising his leadership.

Molly Coleman and Saura Jost say the city’s two-page summary left unanswered questions about the mayor’s conduct and leadership.

New York made life difficult for the league’s top rookie in her postseason debut. How Miles responds to the loss could define her first playoff series.

Texas enters the day tied with Houston in the AL West race and needs a win to stay alive. Dean Kremer starts for the Twins against Rangers lefthander MacKenzie Gore.

The top-seeded Lynx begin their postseason run at Target Center with a rematch of the 2024 WNBA Finals. Rookie star Olivia Miles returns from a calf injury for Game 1 this afternoon.

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

Also known as Green Line Extension, the $2.86 billion line grew into one of the costliest public works projects in state history.

A federal judge ruled the end of Operation Metro Surge and the drawdown of agents means plaintiffs lack standing to sue.

District leaders didn’t answer whether staff layoffs would be needed after reshuffling students and closing some schools.

On Thursday, the U shared plans to make big cuts soon, just days after Minnesota State Colleges and Universities announced plans to “rightsize” their whole system.

John and Yvette Hoffman, survivors of the state’s most shocking act of political violence, called the Hennepin County Court process deeply retraumatizing.

Chief Axel Henry’s lawsuit against Mayor Kaohly Her, alleging that she sexually harassed him, has thrust the city’s leadership into uncharted territory. With an investigative report soon to be released, elected city council members have little to say publicly.

The warning comes the same week the U of M says it needs to cut its budget by $225 million.

The lawsuit is the latest in a number of legal actions by the Justice Department against Minnesota.

The request comes as mining activity accelerates across the Iron Range, including at U.S. Steel’s Minntac mine, where a pending permit has raised concerns about sulfate pollution and wild rice.

The GOP candidate for governor is the latest Republican to distance themselves from an increasingly unpopular president amid the conflict.

It comes after the U approved a budget in June raising students’ tuition by 3.8%, the sixth consecutive year of increases for the U.

A group of longtime renters on Nicollet Island are trying to save their Victorian homes before they're sold from under them. Some have lived there for more than 40 years.

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison also said he’s recommending criminal charges against one insider.

Subject to a positive vote, union doctors said they are gaining assurances that give them autonomy over their practices and protection if they speak up on behalf of patients.

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

Democrats accuse a billionaire couple of trying to buy the governor’s race. Republicans point to wealthy donors supporting Democratic groups.

The lawsuit alleging sexual harassment and battery comes less than a week after the Saint Paul Human Resources Department claimed an internal investigation found Her had not sexually harassed Henry.

The switch follows tensions amid a monthslong sexual harassment investigation and dispute over her driver’s overtime hours.

Flock cameras have been stolen or vandalized in several cities across Minnesota. Duluth and other jurisdictions are dropping the technology.