Minneapolis Mayoral Race: A Conversation With Rep. Raymond Dehn
Dehn is serving his third term in the Minnesota legislature representing district 59B, which covers downtown Minneapolis, the North Loop and parts of the Northside.
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Dehn is serving his third term in the Minnesota legislature representing district 59B, which covers downtown Minneapolis, the North Loop and parts of the Northside.
A group of about two dozen North Dakota landowners is suing the developer of the disputed Dakota Access oil pipeline for alleged deceit and fraud in acquiring land easements.
A Milwaukee man says a tough-talking, cowboy-hat wearing Wisconsin sheriff detained him after a flight because the man shook his head at the lawman, who has gained a national prominence for his outspoken support of Donald Trump.
Democratic U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan has good things to say about President-elect Donald Trump as a businessman and negotiator, but he still plans to boycott his inauguration.
There was a little comedy in the hearing room when U.S. Senator Al Franken questioned former Texas Governor Rick Perry at the Governor's confirmation hearing to be Energy Secretary.
A 30-year-old Coon Rapids man is accused of supplying heroin that caused an overdose death in September, according to a charge filed in Hennepin County.
A letter is going home to parents of kids at 10 east side St. Paul schools following a nearby shooting late Thursday morning.
The newest grocery chain to come to the Twin Cities, Hy-Vee, is already making a name for itself in the fight to end food waste.
Target has teamed up with Minnesota United for their inaugural Major League Soccer season.
President Barack Obama has denied a clemency request by American Indian activist Leonard Peltier, who has spent most of his life in prison in the killing of two FBI agents in South Dakota in 1975.
The iconic British metal band Iron Maiden is returning to Minnesota this summer for the first time in 16 years.
There is something about breakfast, a freshly cracked egg – a fluffy pancake, thick-cut slice of bacon – which sets the table for the day.
Remember when you had roommates? There were some good things like late night talks, someone to hang out with, along with some bad things, like people stealing your food or being too noisy.
A huge fire at a northwestern Minnesota fiberglass factory forced residents from the neighborhood to evacuate their homes.
That warmer weather is affecting some outdoor activities. Minneapolis Parks & Recreation announced Wednesday that all of the city's outdoor skating rinks are closed.
