An anonymous tip led to undercover agents buying liquor-filled candy without a license. The store also sold the candy to a minor, authorities say. Owner says he might not fight charges.
While some residents want a ban on data centers, the City Council is expected to vote Thursday on new restrictions allowing them under certain conditions.
Rep. Thomas Massie moved Monday to force a vote to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, pressing his fellow Republicans to remove one of the Trump administration's most prominent figures following sweeping election losses blamed in part on fallout from the war in Iran.
Robbinsdale was one of the few districts where voters approved tax requests. School district requests failed more than in other recent midterm elections.
While Democrats solidified their hold on the Twin Cities area, the party also improved its fortunes in parts of greater Minnesota that had been turning toward Republicans in recent election cycles.
Democrats agree on lowering health care, child care and housing costs. With the party fully back in charge in St. Paul, how to pay for it all will test the new governor’s middle-of-the-road approach.
After a Kmart blocked the street for decades, south Minneapolis residents enjoyed the reconnected Nicollet Avenue during a community party Sunday. The street officially reopens to traffic on Nov. 24.
Peggy Flanagan’s election marks a historic first for Native Americans. For the communities that have known her for decades, the victory is deeply personal.
In the social media post announcing the job offer, the president said he had also requested that White bring with him a number of UFC fighters to serve as aides who could respond to attacks.
Residents live cheek and jowl with heavy industry along the Mississippi River in St. Paul’s Southport neighborhood, and are pushing for better conditions and more awareness.
After the DFL’s success in the election, Republicans acknowledged they underestimated how deeply Operation Metro Surge resonated with voters across Minnesota.
On Tuesday, voters in just two of Minnesota’s 87 counties selected both Amy Klobuchar and Michele Tafoya. That differs sharply from prior years Klobuchar was on the ballot.
Editor Kitty Mayo issued a challenge in a May column: How do we continue to invest in strong local reporting for the long term. An army of volunteers stepped forward.
The Democratic Senate candidate benefited from a blue wave. But she also worked tirelessly to reach voters, campaigning in every corner of the state for nearly two years.
The decision clears a major hurdle for reopening a petroleum pipeline that once ran through the monument, despite continued opposition from tribal leaders.
President Donald Trump said Friday that Stephen Miller was replacing Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff, installing as his closest adviser a loyal, combative bulldog for his ''America First'' agenda as the president prepares to stare down a newly empowered Democratic Congress next year.
The north metro’s Hortman Memorial Highway honors the former Minnesota House speaker and her husband, killed in a politically motivated attack in 2025.
The court acknowledged its decision could impact families, caregivers and public safety officials, but patient privacy was at the heart of the Minnesota Health Records Act.
The governor-elect will resign from the seat she’s held since 2007 as she prepares to step into her new role. Minnesota political pundits and insiders name their short-list of likely appointees.
A female postal worker shot two female co-workers at the main post office in Iowa's capital city Thursday before being captured nearby and faces attempted murder charges, authorities said.
The GOP is soul-searching after Tuesday’s election, which left the party still locked out of statewide office, with fewer seats in the Legislature and narrowly behind in holding southern Minnesota’s congressional seat.
As voters move away from the middle, bigger margins for both parties means the most populous counties have outsized power. That creates a harder hurdle for Republicans to clear.
In this week’s episode, we discuss the blue wave, historic victories, flipping legislative seats and what it means for democrats reclaiming full control of state government.
The Minnesota governor-elect said she is immediately pivoting toward accomplishing an ambitious agenda. Democrats will once again have complete control at the State Capitol after Tuesday’s election sweep.
Klobuchar, the first woman to be elected governor of Minnesota, will face a fraud crisis, tight finances and a test of whether her Washington experience will translate to running state government.
Fraud attacks failed to derail Democrats, who now face pressure to restore trust in state government as Republicans confront another failed bid for statewide power.
U.S. Rep. Brad Finstad, a Republican, is down by 321 with most votes counted. Millions had poured into the race in recent weeks as Democratic hopes grew.
Democrat Matt Little beat Republican Eric Pratt in the district south of the Twin Cities. Southern Minnesota’s First Congressional District is still too close to call.
Late Democratic entry Troy Jackson won Maine's U.S. Senate seat early Wednesday, defeating longtime Republican Sen. Susan Collins, taking advantage of President Donald Trump's deep unpopularity to dislodge an incumbent who had survived tough challenges in the past.
Josh Turek won Iowa's rare open U.S. Senate race in Tuesday's midterm elections, flipping a Republican-held seat and helping Democrats end GOP dominance in Washington.
Democrat James Talarico flipped a U.S. Senate seat in Texas on Tuesday, defeating Republican Ken Paxton to pull off the party's first statewide victory in more than 30 years and sending a jolt through a longtime GOP stronghold that President Donald Trump carried by double digits just two years ago.