Lines snaked out the doors of Twin Cities early voting locations Saturday morning. Many went early to skip a potentially even longer Tuesday line, poll-goers told MPR News.
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MPR News is speaking with people who were re-arrested by ICE, despite judges ordering their release. The Department of Homeland Security said it is within the law to re-arrest immigrants in this way.
Out of 122 judicial races, there are three contested races happening in Minnesota this election cycle. These are uncommon, as judges tend to keep their seats until retirement.
The Hermantown City Council unanimously approved six key measures Friday night allowing a Google data center to move forward in a rural area just outside Duluth. The proposal still faces three outstanding lawsuits.
Opera Orchestra musicians have been at odds with the Opera over cost-of-living increases.
It will mark the first time in over a decade that the city in west-central Minnesota has had a new mayor.
November marks the start of National Native American Heritage Month. It's a time to celebrate the diverse histories and cultures of hundreds of tribal communities across the U.S.
A federal judge in St. Paul on Friday sentenced a defendant from the first Feeding Our Future trial to 78 months in prison for trying to bribe a juror. Said S. Farah, 44, was one of two defendants acquitted at the 2024 trial, but he later pleaded guilty to taking part in a ham-handed gambit to influence the outcome.
Minnesota was without injured starters Anthony Edwards (knee surgery) and Rudy Gobert (back spasms). LaMelo Ball was limited to 20 minutes due to foul trouble.
Legal experts say challenges to a sitting lawmaker’s citizenship are unprecedented and part of President Donald Trump’s broader attempts to limit citizenship and target political opponents.
For Minnesota, it was a crushing blow after leading most of the game on the road and on national television.
The incident happened in September 2025 near the Twin Cities. Prosecutors said the brothers restrained a man and his family and held them hostage for hours, forcing the victim to log into his cryptocurrency accounts and transfer millions to the brothers.
A federal judge ordered a man who immigrated from Nicaragua and was deported to the Central African Republic to be returned to the United States while the question of third country deportations works its way through the Supreme Court.
