In north-central Minnesota, a persistent drought stretching over several years has created a “storage drought,” depleting water stored in lakes, streams and groundwater. It will take months of above-normal rainfall before they bounce back.
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McBride made 10 of 14 from behind the arc and 16 of 21 overall before she left the game with 1:21 remaining to a standing ovation.
Rollbacks in security assistance to states, fights over voter rolls and concerns about polling place interference loom over the midterm election. Minnesota’s top election official is working to reassure voters.
Voters will choose two candidates to continue to the general election, after Mary Moriarty announced she would not seek a second term.
After the Minneapolis Police Department overshot its budget by tens of millions for two years in a row, Mayor Jacob Frey says he’s taking a closer look at the department — and could suggest a higher budget this year.
Shortly after Minnesota enacted new age restrictions on kratom products, North Dakota enacted a temporary, outright ban on them.
Just 111 refugees have arrived in Minnesota since October. All of them are white Afrikaners from South Africa.
Eight candidates are running after two-term Mayor Kim Norton announced she wasn’t running again.
MSU Mankato is facing at $22 million budget deficit so the university's president is proposing to cut 60 jobs. Most of the cuts will come from closing or not filling vacant positions but 17 employees may be laid off. Others will be offered early retirement packages.
Don Lemon and Georgia Fort are asking a federal court to dismiss charges stemming from their coverage of an anti-ICE protest at a St. Paul church, arguing the prosecutions violate their rights and are politically motivated.
Netanyahu's comments come just over a week after President Trump said his Board of Peace had reached a “historic” agreement with Hamas to give up its weapons.
Bike art, experimental theater, a Mississippi River-inspired exhibition, murder mysteries and Renaissance revelry are among this week’s Minnesota arts picks.
The iconic sign had been slowly deteriorating for several years until Downtown Revival Trust bought the building earlier this year.
