Federal prosecutors in Minneapolis considered but ultimately declined to charge ICE Agent Christian Castro with civil rights violations for shooting and wounding Julio Sosa-Celis in January.
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A new study shows how wolf digestion in northern Minnesota helps accelerate the growth of blueberries, and may help spread their seeds across the landscape.
Mike Lindell sought Minnesota Supreme Court intervention for a broad recount of his Republican governor primary loss. Justices turned him down.
Two days open, two attendance records set for the 2026 Minnesota State Fair.
A lawsuit filed in Maryland federal court challenges the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' new rules for Title X funds, which support reproductive healthcare and preventive care for millions of Americans.
A civil complaint alleges that the cemetery association’s former president stole money from the organization from 2020 to 2024 and spent it on personal expenses. He also faces a felony theft charge.
The U of M will be showcasing its new sensory health mobile unit at the State Fair this year — an initiative to free diagnostic care to more Minnesotans, especially in rural areas where it can be tricky to find care close to home.
The Minnesota Twins fell 7-4 to the AL Central-leading Chicago White Sox despite early home runs and a major league debut from top prospect Walker Jenkins.
Whistles, rebel loons and protest signs emerge as a major theme in this year’s crop art and fine arts exhibitions.
In a Friday filing in his state murder case, Vance Boelter notified the court that he plans to mount a “justifiable taking of life” defense to charges of first-degree premeditated murder. Boelter claims he was making a citizen’s arrest.
After five shutout innings Friday, the White Sox bullpen added four more as division-leading Chicago won its fourth straight game and improved to a season-high nine games over .500.
One girl died and another was seriously injured in the crash. Both girls are under 10 years old.
Terms of the agreement include $600 million in investments in North Memorial’s Maple Grove and Robbinsdale hospitals, and maintaining the Level 1 trauma center in Robbinsdale for at least 10 years.
