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Vibrant Streets Duluth wants right-of-way enforcement and a transportation commission, among other safeguards for those using roads.

Duluth police found the two people while trying to track down the man, who reportedly had been struggling with his mental health.

Mayor Melvin Carter and Council President Mitra Jalali disagree on the validity of Carter's line-item vetoes and the council's subsequent override.

The U.S. Steel site in northern Minnesota had previously asked for an exception to the standard the company is now accused of violating.

President-elect Donald Trump announced ''success'' in coming up with a new plan to fund the government and lift the debt ceiling a day before a government shutdown, urging Congress to swiftly pass it in votes as soon as Thursday evening.

Minnesota employers will soon be required to publish salary ranges along with every job posting, and the raft of hidden fees on concert tickets will be no more as new laws go into effect Jan. 1.

Timothy Wayne Wilson, 60, of Minneapolis, was booked into custody at 1:30 p.m. Thursday, according to the jail log.

The September event for new U of M President Rebecca Cunningham cost $273,000, exceeding estimates by $3,000, according to new data obtained by the Star Tribune on Thursday.

The driver said her foot was not on the accelerator, court filings disclosed this week.

Tom Emmer, Pete Stauber and Paul Gazelka call the Satanist display in the state Capitol an insult to Christians and Minnesotans. As a Christian, I disagree.