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A planned $500 million housing development perched on the hilltop overlooking Duluth broke ground in December— but now its future is in doubt after the the city says the developer has breached its contract.
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A large federal law enforcement presence drew protests in south Minneapolis on Tuesday. Officials from the FBI, ATF and Department of Homeland Security gathered at the corner of Lake Street and Bloomington Avenue.
Much of Minnesota was blanketed in thick haze Tuesday, as the sight and smell of smoke from Canadian wildfires spread across the state. It was among the worst air quality on record in the state.
Xcel Energy is managing vegetation at its Sherco Solar project by using sheep to graze beneath the solar panels. It’s an example of agrivoltaics, a growing practice of pairing renewable energy with agriculture that provides mutual benefits.
The Minnesota Frost announced Tuesday which players it will protect in an upcoming expansion draft that will change the look of the Professional Women's Hockey League teams. Among the other high-profile players left unprotected in a list released by the league were Minnesota’s Kelly Pannek and Grace Zumwinkle.
Former Minnesota Vikings defensive end Jim Marshall has died after a long hospitalization for an undisclosed illness.
The Minnesota Department of Health reported two new measles cases in the Twin Cities metro area June 2, bringing the total number of confirmed cases this year to four.
Four Indigenous students graduated from Minneapolis College’s nursing program in May. All four students said they relied on one another to complete the rigorous undergraduate program.
The Mississippi River spans 54,000 acres within Minnesota’s border. Park historians make sure the centuries of stories along those riverbeds aren’t forgotten.
American Public Media, an affiliate of MPR News, said Monday it was in active talks to sell the Brains On! Universe, an award-winning science podcast for children and young adults. The sale will cut 15 positions.
The Bush Foundation announced Tuesday a new cohort of 29 fellows Tuesday, of which 24 are from Minnesota and Native nations in the state.
The deal raises per-pupil funding in line with inflation but slashes special education transportation spending and teacher pipeline programs. It also gives schools flexibility around the state tradition of starting the academic year after Labor Day.
Trump appears expressionless in the new presidential portrait, depicted against a dark, blank background.
