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The Minneapolis City Council has approved a new ordinance that bans the city from buying or using data derived from facial recognition technology.
Republicans at the Minnesota State Capitol seek to strip Gov. Tim Walz of his executive authority over school openings and activities during the pandemic in their latest proposal to limit his emergency powers.
A judge ordered the state Department of Natural Resources on Thursday to start a wolf hunt this month rather than wait until November.
A new report says the federal government stopped a plea deal that would have avoided a trial for ex-Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin.
Republicans and Democrats continue to clash over who should be on the hook for the added costs for additional law enforcement help in Minneapolis ahead of Derek Chauvin's trial for George Floyd's death next month.
With Gregory Ulrich's history of violent threats, how did he get a gun? That very question is already renewing a heated debate on Minnesota gun laws.
Hockey parents told a Senate committee the masks are causing problems for their children on the ice, including fainting, concussions and obstructed vision.
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem on Wednesday promised she will honor the will of voters to legalize pot for medical use, just not this year.
Many would prefer that the congressional relief package receive bipartisan support.
Minnesota's political leaders are speaking out about the shooting late Tuesday morning at Buffalo's Allina Health Clinic.
A Twin Cities grandmother is being honored for helping police find a little boy taken from his family.
The vaccine allocation represents a bump of about 5%, Minnesota Health Commissioner Jan Malcom said during a news conference.
The tax credit was included in budget proposals Evers announced that are targeted to help children and families, with spending on everything from child care services to Alzheimer's research.
Biden made Wisconsin a focus for his campaign in 2020, visiting the state three times, including in late October, when he visited Milwaukee just days before the election.
