District leaders had planned a vote Tuesday to cut the jobs of more than a dozen English as a second language teachers after hundreds fewer immigrant students enrolled than expected. But following protests from the union, board members decided to delay the vote.
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Minneapolis City Council members on Tuesday pushed forward on their plan to let unsheltered people sleep overnight in their cars at designated parking lots. If approved by the full council next week, the ordinance would take effect in January.
People sometimes avoid going to homeless shelters because they don't feel safe there, or they don't want to be separated from their pets, partners or belongings. Avivo is changing that model.
Dr. Anil Menon is in space for the first time, for an eight-month mission at the International Space Station with NASA. Born and raised in the Twin Cities, Menon quickly rocketed to success, becoming an emergency room physician and later getting certified in aerospace medicine.
The full scope of the investigation into the Minnesota congresswoman is unclear. Federal agents raided Omar’s Washington home and seized her phone last week.
The neighborhood event saw over 2,000 trick-or-treaters in 2025. Their hope is to provide a free activity for families through their passion for elaborate displays.
An ICE agent’s apparent confusion about the identity of another ICE agent led federal prosecutors to share a memo falsely accusing a public defender of helping a defendant escape.
President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance are set to announce a new $25 million program to encourage the public to blow the whistle on suspected fraud in the federal government.
Families, youth and tribal leaders on the Red Lake reservation lit candles, sang honor songs and walked together Monday to remember children who have died while under the supervision of the tribe’s child welfare program. It was the first public gathering since a federal notice detailed the reasons for a takeover of the program in September.
Federal authorities arrested and charged two people for allegedly running a commercial sex operation in West Fargo, N.D. Prosecutors say young women were trafficked from China to work in Fargo-area hotels as prostitutes.
The complaint filed by Lynn Hudson claims Nordstrom and the Mall of America were negligent and that both failed to provide adequate security on the day that her son, 19-year-old Johntae Hudson, was killed.
Australian federal lawmaker Helen Haines has had both legs amputated after she was rammed repeatedly by a driver on Monday outside her electorate office, her husband says.
The president announced the Fraud Whistleblower Incentive Program that would pay people for exposing fraud in government programs.
