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"Greater Minnesota isn't quite what it used to be. It's more diverse, a great place to find a job, a region with rapidly rising incomes, but the growing number of households is also putting pressure on local housing markets," writers from the Center ...

No kings from here on out, then.

"Masha" and "Ola" competed together for UMMC Ekaterinburg. They're impacting each other's growth again in a new league and country.

U researchers are working with communities to help residents, farmers and local governments find more natural solutions to control flooding.

This was the city's second homicide on the Fourth of July.

Actor and native of Australia began his career as a model.

All got out of the water without any injuries, officials said.

For a Minnesota transplant, distance has been hard, but his kids have figured out how to keep close beyond reunions.

"While plenty of other cities have places people can fish, the Twin Cities stand out because of the sheer number of available bodies of water," contributing opinion columnist Maggie Koerth writes.

From columnist Jill Burcum: Will any of us ever respond to a middle-of-night door knock the same way again, after what happened to Melissa and Mark Hortman and John and Yvette Hoffman? Probably not.