South Minneapolis apartment building faces heating outage
Residents of a South Minneapolis apartment building say they've been without heat for weeks as a bitter blast of winter weather continues.
Minn. budget forecasters predict short-term surplus, future deficit
Minnesota will see a higher-than-expected surplus for this current budget, but is expected to see a deficit in the future due to spending outpacing revenues, according to state budget experts.
Noem claims 50% of visas in Minnesota are "fraudulent." Is that accurate?
U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem on Tuesday said that half of the visas in Minnesota are "fraudulent." Noem did not provide evidence. CBS Minnesota on Thursday reached out to the department seeking that data.
Attorney Chris Madel announces Minnesota gubernatorial run
Chris Madel, who made headlines as the attorney for a state trooper who faced murder charges before they were later dismissed, says he's running for Minnesota governor.
"Turkey day" is all year round for Minnesotans who farm the bird
Thanksgiving is a big day for the farmers who raise the centerpiece of Americans' dinner tables on the last Thursday of November. But in Minnesota, the nation's top turkey producer, the work doesn't stop once the national holiday ends.
Study finds Minnesota is short nearly 100,000 homes
Fewer Minnesotans own homes today than just a few years ago, and experts say that underscores the state is at a crossroads for affordability and availability.
Lawmakers, advocates push back on Trump's move to end Somali protections
DFL Minnesota lawmakers and other community advocates rallied in the State Capitol rotunda on Monday to condemn President Trump's pledge to end deportation protections for some Somali immigrants.
Minnesota Capitol panel weighs safety drills, rules for committee behavior
Minnesota lawmakers on a panel tasked with recommendations on how to improve security at the State Capitol are weighing several options, but remain at odds over what to do.
As Target sales slide, activists renew push for shoppers to boycott retailer
A day after Target's third-quarter earnings report revealed a drop in sales, a group of community activists renewed their push for shoppers to boycott the company and take their money elsewhere this holiday season.
Axel Henry reflects on 3 years at St. Paul's top cop
The St. Paul Police Department nearly doubled the number of nonfatal shooting cases investigators solved in a year's time, drawing attention from other departments who are interested in finding the same closure in their city.
Minnesota Senate returns to full strength after 2 sworn in
The Minnesota Senate chamber returned to full strength on Tuesday after two new members took the oath of office, restoring the Democrats' slim one-seat majority for the first time in months.
Federal housing cuts will drive homelessness higher, Minnesota groups warn
Dozens of Minnesota nonprofits and advocates warn that planned federal housing grant changes could mean thousands of Minnesotans overcoming homelessness will return to the streets.
New federal hemp THC limits threaten industry as businesses hope for repeal
Congress this week, as part of a deal to reopen the government, passed a provision that would restrict hemp-derived THC products, a move Minnesota producers say would be a major blow to their business.
Vance Boelter appears in federal court for status hearing
The man accused of shooting two Minnesota lawmakers and their spouses was back in federal court Wednesday morning.
Lisa Demuth chooses Ryan Wilson as running mate in 2026 gubernatorial race
Republican Minnesota House Speaker Lisa Demuth has selected attorney and former business owner Ryan Wilson as her lieutenant governor running mate for the 2026 gubernatorial race.