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Some cities are rushing to take advantage of the state allowing them to open government-run dispensaries, a concept that Minnesota is pioneering.

The decision comes as state lawmakers said they'd reduce tax breaks for data centers. The massive project was celebrated by local officials for its economic benefits.

The deal between the U.S. subsidiary of the Brazil-based company and the United Food and Commercial Workers union includes the first pension a meatpacking employer has offered since 1986.

The principal of the Woodbury school sent a message Thursday afternoon to explain the incident and apologize to families.

Minnesota lawmakers don't agree on everything, but they came together to choose an official fossil and constellation.

That will surpass the standing record of 44 million dating to 2005, according to AAA. Gas prices will be the lowest since 2021.

House Republicans narrowly passed Trump's "big, beautiful bill" with a number of changes to Medicaid. The Senate may have different ideas.

The city is losing gravitas and a federal monitor that would come with a Justice Department consent decree. But a similar state agreement remains.

Sahra Nur, 63, pleaded guilty in 2023 to conspiracy to commit wire fraud and money laundering ...

He was selling drugs outside the mosque at the time, according to prosecutors.