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A Hennepin County commissioner is calling for terminations at Hennepin Healthcare following the surfacing of photos with employees in blackface. Meanwhile, a union representing paramedics and EMTs is pressing for training on anti-racism.
The U.S. Attorney's Office says a 40-year-old Minneapolis man pleaded guilty Thursday to producing child pornography.
The state of Minnesota is joining a nationwide investigation into TikTok for allegedly promoting videos associated with physical harm and mental health issues to children and young adults.
The Minnesota Senate held its first votes Thursday on a package of Republican-backed education bills promoted as a "Parents Bill of Rights," most of which likely won't become law this session but will tee up some hot-button social issues for the election campaign.
Minnesota's attorney general has asked a court to oversee the dissolution of a Twin Cities nonprofit under investigation for potential money laundering and fraud.
Authorities in South St. Paul are investigating after gunfire struck a home Wednesday night.
Pentair, headquartered in London and managed out of Golden Valley, Minnesota, has a definitive agreement to buy Manitowoc Ice, based in Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
Minnesota's rolling average COVID-19 positivity rate has nearly fallen below the line the state health department considers as cause for caution, now sitting at 5.1% after spending many weeks in double-digit territory.
A ship carrying a load of coal when it sank in a storm in 1891 has been discovered in Lake Superior off Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
Storytelling is crucial to the spiritual traditions of the Ojibwe people of the Upper Midwest and Canada, as is the case with other Native American cultures.
Charges filed Thursday accuse a St. Paul woman of holding four people hostage at gunpoint inside a gas station while demanding to speak to her father in federal prison.
A crash with serious injuries caused a big traffic backup on Interstate 35W in Lino Lakes Thursday morning.
The seller was Anthony Twiggs, a 67-year-old Minnesotan who had tried for years to prove that the leather aviator's helmet he inherited from his mother was really Earhart's.
The chain, based in Minneapolis, also announced on Thursday profits in line with Wall Street expectations.
It's a sign that spring is right around the corner. Here's your annual warning to get your fish house off the lake in the next few days.
