Medicaid Cuts Could Add Pressure To Already-Stressed Psychiatric Units

Hospital psychiatric units are already struggling to keep their doors open but provide essential mental health care to people who need it.

Trader Joe's Recalls Additional 10M Pounds Of Frozen Food Item Sold In MN

Nearly 47 million pounds of food are affected by the ongoing recall of products sold at stores in Minnesota and dozens of other states.

5 Plead Guilty In Feeding Our Future Scheme: Authorities

The group stole $14.6 million in Federal Child Nutrition Program money during the coronavirus pandemic, authorities said.

Lawsuit Filed Against Minneapolis Claims City Failed To Hire Enough Police Officers

The police department dwindled after 2020, and by the spring of 2024, Police Chief O'Hara said the department had lost 40% of its force.

Last-Second Jumper Gives Minnesota A 65-63 Win Over Mississippi In Women's NCAA Tournament

"I have never been in an environment that was that loud, ever," Gophers coach Dawn Plitzuweit said.

Tom Emmer's North Star: Whatever's Politically Expedient [OPINION]

In June 2022, Tom Emmer wrote to then-transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg requesting federal funding for Highway 65 in Anoka County.

Minnesota Sidesteps A Major March Madness Upset By Surging Past Green Bay

Minnesota survived a home-court scare from the No. 13 seed, using a 30-point fourth quarter to surge past the Phoenix.

Minneapolis Man Accused Of Killing Wife, Her Son In Anoka County: Reports

Authorities said the woman had two recent orders for protection against the man but sought to have them dismissed, according to reports.

Judge Orders Deportation For MN Boy Liam Ramos, Family

Ramos was photographed in a bunny hat as he was detained with his father during the immigration crackdown in Minnesota.

Want To Resist Authoritarianism? Start Listening.

The loneliness epidemic drives fatalism.

Minnesota Photojournalist Sues FAA Over Rule Banning Drones Near DHS Assets

Rob Levine, the plaintiff in the case, has run into FAA restrictions around newsworthy events before.

Allina To Join CA-Based Sutter Health

The new combined health system would have 18,000 physicians and 88,000 employees serving over 5 million patients across three states.

Jesse Roper Turns Up the Feel-Good Americana Groove on “Sweet Little Caroline”

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Housing Advocates Hope Third Time Is A Charm For Zoning Reform In Minnesota

"We have sort of changed our advocacy posture because of that, as a result of those good faith efforts,” said Daniel Lightfoot.

MN Consumers Lose About $1.5B To Scams Annually, Report Says

Online scams and crimes are a problem across the nation, but their impact is far from evenly distributed. Here's how they affect MN:

Blizzard Warnings Expand, Snow Estimates Rise In MN As 'Historic' Winter Storm Arrives

Gov. Tim Walz ordered the MN National Guard to be on standby as the storm could drop close to 2 feet of snow on parts of the state.

Possible Record-Breaking Winter Storm Barrels Down On Twin Cities: Latest Forecast

Snowfall estimates have increased as a major winter storm takes aim at Minnesota. Blizzard conditions could also snarl travel.

50 Minnesota School Districts Still Using 'Seclusion' Rooms, Report Finds

This practice is banned or extremely limited in 21 states.

Heavy Snow, Strong Winds To Snarl Travel As Weekend Storm Targets MN

A blast of arctic air is expected to fuel a significant storm this weekend, bringing snow and strong winds to Minnesota.

MinuteClinic offers clinically supervised weight-loss care in Minnesota

Program combines lifestyle coaching, nutritional guidance, and FDA-approved weight-loss medications, when clinically appropriate

Target To Lower Prices On 3,000 Items

The cuts will start in March and continue throughout spring on products including apparel, pantry goods and more.

Housing Affordability Is Slipping In Minnesota — State Policy Can Help [OPINION]

Housing affordability has become one of Minnesota's biggest issues.

Iran War Drives Gas Price Uncertainty Ahead Of Busy Summer Season

The average price Tuesday was $3.11, up about 11 cents from Monday, according to AAA.

Minneapolis Ranked Among U.S. Cities With The Most People In Financial Distress

The ranking looked at the country’s largest cities across metrics like average credit score and change in bankruptcy filings year-over-year.

Celebrate Women’s History Month with Julia Child and Free Museum Access This Weekend

Bank of America partners with local landmarks to offer cardholders a budget-friendly weekend of history and art.

Nick Shirley, U.S. Rep. Pete Stauber's Guest At State Of The Union, Shows Who He Is

One of Shirley’s fellow YouTubers, Tyler Oliveira, released a video last week in which he claimed, “I exposed New Jersey’s Jewish invasion.”

Noem Blames 'Violent Protesters' For Minneapolis Chaos In Senate Testimony

Kristi Noem testified Tuesday in her first congressional appearance since the shooting deaths of two protesters in Minneapolis.

Temps Near 60 Forecast In Coming Days As Twin Cities Warm Up

There will be “above normal temperatures everyday this week,” the NWS Twin Cities X account said in a post Monday.

Bovino, Other Agents Investigated For Actions During Operation Metro Surge

Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty is investigating 17 incidents of potentially unlawful behavior by federal officers.

Minnesota Investigating At Least 200 Providers For Potential Fraud In 14 Medicaid Services

The exodus of Minnesota federal prosecutors from DOJ leaving some fraud cases in an ‘uncertain state.’

Dozens Arrested Outside Whipple Building During Anti-ICE Protest: Reports

At least 38 people were cited and released, according to The Minnesota Star Tribune.

Public Housing Can Be A Form Of Civic Infrastructure

Especially when you treat tenants as partners.

Ex-MN Twins Pitcher Sentenced For Shooting His In-Laws

Major League Baseball pitcher Dan Serafini was previously found guilty of killing his wife's father and seriously injuring her mother.

Walz Unveils Anti-Fraud Package After Trump Administration Threatens To Halt Medicaid Funds

The announcement came a day after Vice President JD Vance said the administration would “temporarily halt” some Medicaid funding to MN.

Minneapolis Man Fatally Shot By Police Killed 2 Family Members Minutes Before: Docs

The man was fatally shot Monday during an encounter with police in Brooklyn Center, authorities said.

Members Of MN Drug Gang Arrested, Hit With Federal Charges

Authorities said the 12 arrests stemmed from their connection with the Family Mob, which they called a "ruthless criminal organization."

Good News On People Moving To Minnesota, But Larger Population Challenges Loom

The noteworthy increase in domestic migration is offset by a sharp decline in international migration and slower domestic population growth.

Top German Soccer Team Cancels MN Trip Over Immigration Crackdown

The club said it canceled its summer visit to Minneapolis because it would "not align with the team's values."

New Trump Administration Order Could Lead To Detention Of Thousands Of Legal Refugees

The order, first reported on by The Washington Post, is the latest in a series of immigration restrictions by the Trump administration.

Judge Accuses Trump Administration Of 'Terror' Against Immigrants In Scathing Ruling

Citing the deaths of Renee Good and Alex Pretti, the judge said that the White House had also “extended its violence on its own citizens."