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President Trump froze refugee resettlement in the U.S. when he took office. But white farmers, Afrikaners from South Africa, had their cases expedited.

Rochelle Olson's weekly roundup covers the University of Minnesota Teamsters strike, Florida vaccine mandates, an expensive theft on Lake Minnetonka and more.

Waterways were key to trade routes hundreds of years ago. Historic sites include the Snake River Fur Post and Grand Portage National Monument.

Theaters, orchestras and museums are exploring creative ways to lure new audiences.

Jacob Frey has governed Minneapolis for a decade, starting as a City Council member representing the area. With an election coming, he answers the questions facing Minneapolis' in-transition core.

The acclaimed chef and restaurateur has experienced what a friend calls a "horrible year" after public backlash to her position on unionizing.

More than two dozen passengers have filed lawsuits, highlighting the lasting effects of the crash.

We found new French pastries in Apple Valley, dined al fresco on Nicollet Mall, revisited a television-famous restaurant and more.

Roughly 2,000 people snapped up tickets to dine in the heart of the city.

It was almost a week ago that the neurosurgeon caring for Sophia told reporters that Sophia may become the third fatality in the shooting.