Program to provide free meals for all Minnesota students is costing the state more than expected
Minnesota's program to provide free school meals to all students regardless of income is costing more than expected.
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Minnesota's program to provide free school meals to all students regardless of income is costing more than expected.
For some, Christmas came a few days early thanks to students in a unique program at Minneapolis Community and Technical College.
A number of agencies responded to the fight, and five students were detained for their involvement. One of the students was taken into custody at Carver County Juvenile Detention Center for allegedly assaulting an officer.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison is launching a new program to cover Indigenous students' full costs, including tuition, fees and housing. Tuition and fees total about $11,200.
Less than two weeks ago, the University of Minnesota's Board of Regents approved expanding the school's medical program for the first time in 50 years.
In Minnesota's growing cannabis industry, it helps to have a "higher" education.
Christmas came early Saturday for hundreds of Minnesota families and teachers.
Minneapolis Public Schools has formally approved its new leader.
A Minneapolis high school will soon change its name after years of debate.
The Universities of Wisconsin president isn't talking about what regents discussed in a closed session.
A letter sent on behalf of Muslim families in St. Louis Park threatens legal action unless parents are notified and allow their children to opt out of classroom discussions about sexuality and LGBTQ+ topics.
Urban League says these laptops will help families finish homework receive telehealth and connect with community resources.
At the heart of music is the shared experience. Emily Pearl and her mother, Kaye, have been part of the Giving Voice Chorus in St. Paul since 2018. The vocalists making the three- and four-part harmonies are living with dementia.
A boy is in custody for allegedly making threats that led Bemidji Area Schools to make Wednesday an e-learning day.
Two 24-year-old men, Bryson Haskell and Jamartre Sanders, died from multiple gunshot wounds early Sunday inside a Dinkytown tobacco shop.