Minnesota's alfalfa crop struggling due to dry weather
The dry weather continues to be an issue across the state. Corn and soybeans are struggling in some parts of Minnesota, but the alfalfa crop has become a concern, too.
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The dry weather continues to be an issue across the state. Corn and soybeans are struggling in some parts of Minnesota, but the alfalfa crop has become a concern, too.
For the last 20 years, Minnesota has been battling PFAS - toxic, synthetic chemicals that can invade the environment and have proved difficult to remove.
Two farm groups have filed a lawsuit alleging that Wisconsin regulators can't force factory farms to obtain pollution permits before they actually discharge pollutants into state waterways.
So far, they've placed 800 young people in paid internships with the hope to expand to 1,000 next year.
If you see helicopters flying close to the ground in St. Paul for the next several weeks, there's an explanation.
A CNBC study ranks Minnesota as one of the top 5 states in the nation for businesses, surpassing Texas.
If you're trying to convince a city commission to grant your petting zoo an indoor space, there are worse persuasive tactics than bringing a baby kangaroo the public hearing.
Starbucks union workers were joined by U.S. Rep. Betty McCollum to kick off a summer-long bus tour Monday.
On Saturday, local UPS workers were out, showing that they are serious about walking off the job, as a potential strike is nearly three weeks away. Members of Teamsters Local 638 held a practice picket in Minneapolis.
Minnesotans will be able to possess and grow up to two pounds of marijuana starting Aug. 1. But what happens at work?
A company involved in meat processing has agreed to reform its hiring practices after investigators found it was illegally employing teenagers.
Federal officials allege three men who died in a double murder-suicide in February were part of a massive fraud scheme.
A historic number of officers have left their jobs for mental health reasons in the last few years, sparking debate and prompting new legislation at the Minnesota Capitol. The impact is on those who protect and serve.
Iowa's auditor may face new challenges in tracking taxpayer dollars after a new law takes effect Saturday that allows state agencies to deny his office access to information.
The founder of the Minnesota-based medical products company Precision Lens died when a vintage plane crashed shortly after takeoff at an airport in Montana.
