ACLU reaches settlement to end Faribault housing discrimination case
The ACLU of Minnesota announced Wednesday it won a $685,000 settlement with the city of Faribault over its housing rental ordinance.
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The ACLU of Minnesota announced Wednesday it won a $685,000 settlement with the city of Faribault over its housing rental ordinance.
The Minnesota Zoo is about to get a lot busier.
Democrat Gov. Tim Walz has a significant cash advantage over his GOP challenger Dr. Scott Jensen as the general election campaign takes shape, new campaign finance reports made public Wednesday show.
Jerry Blackwell worked pro bono as he helped prosecute Derek Chauvin for the May 2020 killing Floyd.
St. Paul Public Schools officials are drafting a new policy to allow and encourage the Native American practice of smudging at schools and events in Minnesota's second-largest district.
The Twin Cities will be storm-free for the next several days, but not free from dangerous heat and humidity.
Gunfire filled the streets just steps outside of a downtown Minneapolis strip club early Wednesday morning.
A teenage boy is in custody in connection to the carjacking of teenage sisters Monday evening at a Twin Cities gas station.
Minnesota cities and counties this summer will start to see an influx of funds from a multistate settlement with opioid manufacturers and distributors, an agreement that will bring $300 million to Minnesota for their role in the proliferation of pills that sparked a crisis nationwide.
A Maple Grove man is risking his life in Ukraine working to get refugees to safety.
Two teenagers saw their vision come to life after a pitch to St. Paul city leaders.
Public pools around the Twin Cities have been very busy Tuesday, including Waterworks in Battle Creek Regional Park, where everyone was making the most of the heat.
The Minneapolis restaurant opened last year and serves Indigenous cuisine. The co-owner of the restaurant says this win is about much more than food.
Gas is high, really high. But as it turns out, some of the people you may think would be benefitting from these sky high prices are hurting, just like the drivers.
A wet spring and rising temps could lead to more potentially harmful algae blooms in time for the Fourth of July weekend.
