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South St. Paul students lobby to wear ethnic-pride sashes at graduation.
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California Sen. Kamala Harris joined fellow presidential contender Sen. Elizabeth Warren in calling for President Donald Trump's impeachment in town hall meetings on Monday. Sen. Amy Klobuchar said only that Trump should be held accountable.
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The Minnesota State High School League has agreed to a settlement that will allow boys to compete on high school dance teams beginning with the 2019-20 school year.
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A soft-spoken veteran patrol officer was honored as St. Paul's officer of the year.
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California could become one of the first states to outlaw racial discrimination because of hairstyles — such as braids and dreadlocks — in a move aimed at challenging long-held standards of professionalism in the workplace.
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A four-year experiment in growing food through the winter will end Saturday when volunteers deconstruct an underground greenhouse behind a church parsonage in northeast Minneapolis.
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Facing backlash from neighborhood organizations, Minneapolis officials will recommend scaling back a proposal that would have cut off city funding to groups deemed unrepresentative of their communities.
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Earthquake in northern Philippines kills at least 11, and 24 are missing.
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The Timberwolves' four finalist for president are being pondered.
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North Korea confirmed Tuesday that leader Kim Jong Un will soon visit Russia to meet with President Vladimir Putin.
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As a merger inches forward, TCF Financial holds the line on expenses.
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A Topeka, Kan., zookeeper who was attacked by a Sumatran tiger on Saturday is recovering in the hospital and the endangered animal will not be killed, the zoo said.
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John Borman, a self-described country lawyer who kept many plates spinning, dies at 73.
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The storm that brought thunder, wind and rain to central and southern Minnesota on Monday left without affecting flooding on any of the state’s major rivers.
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U.S. Bank will open bank branches in Charlotte this fall, the first step in a long-anticipated expansion in the southern U.S.
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A man has been barred from contacting Hennepin County judges after officials say he sent them numerous sexually explicit messages.
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A high-tech borer will grind through rock deep below the Mississippi, carving a tunnel to keep one of Minneapolis' most important drinking water pipes safe from the elements.
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The two people who died in a late-night fiery crash in St. Francis over the weekend were siblings in their early 20s, authorities said Monday.
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In a trade with the rival Los Angeles Sparks on Monday, the Lynx dealt away guard Alexis Jones and received guard Odyssey Sims.
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Gov. Tim Walz helps pick up trash during the annual Lafayette Park neighborhood clean-up on Earth Day. Photo gallery here.
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UnitedHealth CEO David Wichmann's pay was $21.5 million in 2018.
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“If you asked me to add up how many hours I spend thinking about Dungeons and Dragons, I’d be too embarrassed to answer,” says one enthusiast in the game that has somehow become cool again.
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What happens to the Easter candy that doesn't get sold, even at 90% off? Some goes to liquidators such as Jacobs Trading in Hopkins, who then sell it to second-hand retailers, dollar stores, surplus and thrift shops.
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Volodymyr Zelensky swept to Ukraine's presidency amid popular discontent. Now the former actor faces the complicated reality of being president-elect.
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Who are the 25 best players in the 2019 NFL draft? Here's one man's list.
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A major faith-based foster care and adoption contractor for the state of Michigan will place children in LGBT homes, reversing course following a recent legal settlement.
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Nearly three dozen men and women have filed a federal class-action lawsuit accusing Florida authorities of unlawfully videotaping them as they received legal massages at a parlor where New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft and others allegedly paid for sex.
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Mexican police and immigration agents have detained hundreds of Central American migrants in the largest single raid on a migrant caravan since the groups started moving through Mexico last year.
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Mali's president has chosen economist Boubou Cisse to replace the prime minister.
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Report: The financial condition of Medicare and Social Security, the government's bedrock retirement programs for middle- and working-class Americans, remains shaky
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“Top Chef” contestant Justin Sutherland’s Pearl and the Thief, formerly in Stillwater, will be based out of the Moxy in downtown Minneapolis.
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Wondering how you'll handle Minnesota's new "hands-free" cellphone law? Here are some options.
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The Federal Aviation Administration has grounded all Cirrus Model SF50 jets, citing problems with a sensor similar to those found in the Boeing Max 737s that crashed in Ethiopia and Indonesia.
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Outbreaks in New York state continue to drive up the number of U.S. measles cases, which are approaching levels not seen in 25 years. -
12-year-old 'Walmart Yodel Kid' Mason Ramsey to perform at U of M's Spring Jam. -
Samsung delays the launch of its $2,000 foldable phone because those who were testing review copies reported that they were breaking.
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After Justine Damond was fatally shot by a police officer, authorities searched her house, even though she was an unarmed victim. Today, a BCA agent testifies about why they did that.
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President Donald Trump says Herman Cain has withdrawn from consideration for a seat on the Federal Reserve's board amid a focus on past scandals.
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The president-elect of Ukraine, a career comedian, does not have a political record that foreign governments and companies can search for clues. For now, a 51-episode TV sitcom might offer the clearest view of what kind of leader Volodymyr Zelenskiy will be.
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The long-running battle over White Bear Lake water levels takes another turn, with an appellate court siding with the DNR and reversing a lower court ruling that favored the residents.
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On a soggy Earth Day, Nice Ride Minnesota rolled out its fleet of docked and dockless bikes in Minneapolis, with electric bikes to be added soon.
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Basking in new her No. 1 album, Lizzo adds heat to a chilled-out Coachella fest, and announces a new Minneapolis concert date.
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U.S. Bank will open 10 branches in Charlotte, N.C., a challenge to Bank of America on its home turf.
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A St. Paul man who was burned in a house explosion is enduring ‘practically unbearable’ pain, his son says.
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CBS Sports signs multiyear deal with the WNBA to broadcast 40 games per season beginning next month. -
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The U.S. Supreme Court says it will take up LGBT job discrimination cases.
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Miranda Lambert announces Twin Cities concert and a local animal rescue beneficiary.
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Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren wants to wipe out existing student loan debt for 42 million Americans, at a one-time cost to the federal government of $640 billion.
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A vulture caused a crash that killed two people riding a motorcycle in Kansas.
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There's lots of buzz about Pete Buttigieg, but he has yet to assemble a serious presidential campaign organization.