The Attorney General’s office is releasing 694 documents related to ongoing litigation, which Fleet Farm had to turn over as part of the settlement.
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After growing hemp since 2019, Jeremy Saueressig decided to plant more soybeans this year instead. He’s among the hemp farmers calling it quits due to uncertainty.
Here’s what to know before you go to the 2026 Minnesota State Fair, including information on tickets, transportation, attractions, what to bring and ways to save.
There's a rush to be first to better treat patients with sophisticated technology and to cut costs. But experts say they need to slow down to ensure quality, accuracy and that AI is used ethically and patient data is protected.
Madonna Peltier Yawakie saw a yawning, unmet need for Wi-Fi networks and digital connections on tribal lands and then set herself on a journey to meet it. Her success is part of a quiet national boom in Native-owned businesses.
A twilight river circus, a fusion of opera and drag and a collaborative Lake Superior quilt are among this week’s Art Hounds recommendations.
Poems in Ana Fores Tomayo’s new collection, “Peregrina/Pilgrim” are in both English and Spanish but are not straight translations because, she says, that’s “not poetry." Fores Tomayo is executive director of Refugee Support Network.
After a sound defeat in Minnesota’s Republican primary for governor, the running mate of Mike Lindell is pushing for a high court review of the election results.
The Walker Art Center is adding context to a new exhibition after visitors mistook digitally rendered artwork for generative AI.
The company X.AI is asking a federal judge to block a state law that bans AI platforms from depicting people naked.
At a roadside kiosk on the reservation, Jackson Ripley and his family blend great coffee and Ojibwe culture together with a bit of magic. In the process, they’ve built new community ties, and they’re hoping to do more.
U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar has built a brand as a politician willing to put her head down and work across the aisle to get things done. In her bid for Minnesota governor, she’s working to distinguish her approach from that of outgoing Gov. Tim Walz.
One southern Minnesota town is saying yes more often to alternative types of homes to help address its housing shortage.
