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The Minneapolis indie-rap duo brought some all-star friends to its first-ever appearance at the grandstand.

The 2023 state law was an unconstitutional restriction of students' religious freedom, the judge ruled.

About 100 people rallied at the East Side Freedom Library in St. Paul against the deportation of Southeast Asian and Hmong immigrants.

As President Trump seeks more aggressive civil commitments for the mentally ill and dangerous, a Minnesota case raises questions about the state's system.

You can expect cool weather and low humidity at the Great Minnesota Get-Together, which often attracts tens of thousands more people on weekends.

The division between the more moderate party establishment and more progressive Minneapolis activists could ripple beyond the mayoral race.

Mark Tinucci Sr. allegedly got out of the SUV, looked at the bicyclist, got back behind the wheel and drove off.

No contract has been signed for the Appleton, Minn., facility, but the private company that owns it is "exploring opportunities" with ICE for which it could be a "viable solution."

The Park Board's redesign of the south Minneapolis golf course aims to satisfy many constituencies.

The state party revoked the local endorsement following a July convention that saw dozens of challenges, delays and miscounted votes.