MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell Banned From Twitter — Again

The head of the Minnesota-based company was removed from Twitter quickly after attempting to rejoin the platform.

The Legacy Of Racially Restrictive Covenants In The Twin Cities

The Twin Cities is known to have one of the biggest disparities in homeownership in the country between Black and white Americans.

Biden Moved To Tears At Mondale Memorial

An emotional memorial service was held Sunday afternoon in Minneapolis for the man who served as the 42nd vice president.

In 4th State Of The State Address, Gov. Walz Urges Unity As Legislature Remains At Odds In Session's Final Weeks

“We may not agree on everything. And if we're being totally honest, some of us won't agree on anything,” Walz said.

Sen. Klobuchar Issues Guidance To Protect Kids From Tip-Over Injuries

Sen. Amy Klobuchar was joined by Eagan resident Janet McGee, whose 22-month-old son died after a dresser toppled over.

Sen. Klobuchar Earns 2 'Pinocchios' For Comments On Ginni Thomas

A Washington Post fact-checker took issue with Sen. Amy Klobuchar's comments on texts reportedly sent by Ginni Thomas to Mark Meadows.

Gov. Tim Walz Signs 3 Bills Into Law Wednesday

The state's newest laws involve juvenile court guardianship, snowmobile rules, and building ​​contractors.

Sen. Klobuchar Meets With MN Native Who Was Detained In Russia

Tyler Jacob, a Minnesota native living in Ukraine, was detained by Russian soldiers while trying to leave Ukraine.

MN Sheriffs' Association Donates Bulletproof Vests, Helmets To Ukraine

The items donated have reached the manufacturer’s expiration date, but the equipment can still provide protection, officials said.

Talking Points: Rep. Ilhan Omar Urges Relief For Student Loan Debt

Progressives in Congress met with President Biden recently to push federal student loan forgiveness, including Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar.

$1M In Emergency Funds OK’d As Avian Flu Outbreak Hits 1M Birds In MN

The virus was confirmed among turkey flocks in at least 10 counties, as well as two wild birds — a bald eagle and a great horned owl.

Minnesota Man Skateboards Across New Zealand For A Cause

John Addicks O'Toole is skateboarding from one end of New Zealand to the other to raise money to fight human trafficking in Vietnam.

Here Are The Candidates Running In The 1st District Special Primary

Rep. Jim Hagedorn died in February, and a special election will be held to fill the vacancy. His wife is among the candidates.

Governor Walz Signs $25M Bill For ALS Research, Caregiver Support

The bill pledges $25 million to ALS research and support.

MN Bans Poultry Sales, Exhibitions Amid Avian Flu Outbreak

There are almost 350,000 birds in the four Minnesota commercial turkey flocks that have tested positive, according to state officials.

Extended Cut: Impact Of Juvenile Detention Center Closures In The Twin Cities

Activists say the closure of two juvenile detention facilities in the Twin Cities is linked to a spike in crimes committed by children.

SCOTUS To Hear Copyright Dispute Involving Image Of Prince's Likeness

The Supreme Court agreed Monday to review a copyright dispute involving works of art by the artist Andy Warhol based on a photo of Prince.

Minnesotans Can Order Rapid COVID-19 Tests Online Tuesday

Minnesota has secured 500,000 kits, and the program will run while supplies last.

Klobuchar: Clarance Thomas Must Recuse Himself Over Wife's Texts

Records show Virginia Thomas, the wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarance Thomas, urged the Trump White House to overturn the 2020 election.

Could A Family Leave Bill Finally Pass In Minnesota?

Sen. Julia Coleman talks about the Republican-backed paid leave bill.

MN Pollution Control Agency, Ramsey Co. Enter Joint Powers Agreement

Mistakes that may have led to a Twin Cities manufacturing plant putting the community in danger are being remedied.

‘It's Happening All The Way From The Boardroom To The Classroom'; Minnesota House Passes Law Barring Hair Discrimination

At Get Gorgeous Salon and Spa in St. Paul's Historic Rondo neighborhood, the Crown Act is welcome news.

Moment Of Silence Held In Congress For Rep. Hagedorn

Lawmakers on Capitol Hill bowed their heads Monday evening in honor of a Minnesota congressman who recently passed away.

Minnesota Freedom Fund's New Leadership Discusses Accountability In Paying Bail For Those Who Can't Afford It

The Minnesota Freedom Fund gained global attention from Kamala Harris before she became vice president, and a tweet by Justin Timberlake.

Minnesota House Considers Bills To Ban ‘Forever Chemicals' In More Products

“That’s sort of the urgency of it — these chemicals are called ‘forever chemicals’ for a reason,” Rep. Ami Wazlawik said.

What Is MnDOT Doing To Keep Roads Safe During This Winter Storm?

MnDOT is busy keeping on eye on road conditions as the snow keeps falling.

MN Considers Bill To Track Stolen Vehicles, But Some Cite Privacy Concerns

Frazier says the proposal is intended to reduce the number of dangerous, high-speed police chases.

‘A Slap In The Face': Activists, Angered Over Potter Sentence, Demonstrate At Judge's Home

Hours after calling a press conference in the wake of Kim Potter’s sentencing, Wright’s family was once again calling for change.

Mask Mandate To Be Dropped For Minnesota Lawmakers On House Floor

Beginning this week, masks will no longer be required for Minnesota lawmakers and staff on the floor of the House of Representatives.

Prosecution Could Wrap In Federal Trial For Ex-MPD Officers

A forensic scientist with the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension testified Thursday at the federal trial of three former officers.

Minnesota Lawmakers Aim To Move Fast On Frontline Worker Bonus Checks, Paying Unemployment Fund Debt

That promise came last summer, but today, still no checks.

Minnesota Nat'l Guard Authorized To Respond To The Twin Cites

Gov. Tim Walz said that Minneapolis leaders could request aid in the aftermath of the Amir Locke shooting.

Coast Guard, Navy Train In Minnesota's Frigid Waters

Military divers tested their skills under the ice at Camp Ripley.

Doctor Who Conducted George Floyd's Autopsy Testifies In Federal Trial Of 3 Ex-MPD Officers

The doctor who did George Floyd's autopsy testified on Tuesday at the federal trial of three former Minneapolis Police officers.

Talking Points: Will Front-Line Workers Get ‘Hero Pay' This Session?

The Minnesota legislature and Gov. Tim Walz have been locked in a showdown over “Hero Pay” for front-line workers in the pandemic.

2022 Minnesota Legislative Session Begins Monday

Lawmakers will be working with a $7.7 billion budget surplus. Republicans and Democrats say they want to do something about public safety.

Judge's Decision To Allow Inmate Out For Funeral Sparks Criticism

A judge's decision to allow a criminal suspect out of custody for a few hours has evoked social media criticism.

Union Representing Hennepin Co. Workers Files Intent To Strike

The workers represented by AFSCME Locals 34 and 2822 filed their notice with the Bureau of Mediation Services.

MN Cities, Counties Could Split $222M From Opioid Settlements

The nine-figure settlement for Minnesota is part of a $26 billion nationwide agreement with Johnson & Johnson and opioid distributors.

Hennepin Co. Attorney Mike Freeman Launches HEALS 2.0 Partnership

Mayors, police chiefs, attorneys and other Twin Cities leaders are joining forces to try stop the surge in crime.