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A ruling that barred enforcement of a gun trigger device law in Minnesota has withstood appeal. But judges won’t take down a broader legislative package that contained it either.
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Keller Regional Park in Maplewood recently hosted a weekend tuj lub tournament on renovated courts. Tuj lub, a time-honored sport in Hmong culture, dates back thousands of years.
The legendary jazz saxophonist, who revolutionized the art of improvisation, died Monday at his home in Woodstock, N.Y.
The Minnesota Legislature injected $15 million into the state’s lead service line program, falling far short of the funding that some were hoping for.
The Native American Community Clinic’s new south Minneapolis health center and affordable housing project is expected to open in September, with applications now open for its 83 apartment units.
Police said Kamryn Simmons was last seen around 7:30 a.m. Tuesday at his home in Roseville. He’s believed to have left the home on foot.
Amor, who along with five other soldiers died in March in the Iran war, was honored during the Comrades Lost at Sea ceremony with a paver brick at Veterans Memorial Park.
This season, Valleyfair celebrates its 50th anniversary, having grown from the original 26 acres plot to 125, with more than 75 rides and attractions.
Over a quarter of Minnesotans live in cities or counties that have restricted the sale of some flavored tobacco and nicotine products. Communities are taking action, arguing cotton candy, mango and other sweet flavored vapes are targeting kids. Despite this push at the local level, the FDA announced this month that it will allow a vape company to sell new fruit-flavored e-cigarettes.
Supporters hope it's the first step toward lifting the state's 32-year-old moratorium on new nuclear plants in the state. They say Minnesota needs nuclear energy to help meet its goal of carbon-free electricity.
Winds that reached speeds of nearly 50 miles per hour blew through the Red River Valley recently. That leaves farmers concerned about potential nutrient loss in their soil as planting season has begun.
On the last day of the Minnesota Legislature’s 2026 session, lawmakers voted to fund a data collection project to study the spiraling health insurance costs for Minnesota school districts – a first step in reforming the health insurance program for school district employees as a whole.
The Justice Department is moving up the court hearings for hundreds of immigrants and scheduling them for mass hearings. If they don't show up, they could be ordered deported.
