What happens to Minnesota's medical cannabis program when marijuana becomes legal for recreational use?
Nearly 40,000 Minnesotans make visits to purchase medical cannabis to treat chronic pain, cancer and other conditions.
Tips to stay healthy, saving money during Minnesota heat wave
As millions across America battle heat waves, Minnesota is bracing for its own week-long streak of temperatures, which can be dangerous if people don't take precautions.
Minnesota Legislature earmarks millions for fishing hatchery upgrades, other outdoor recreation improvements
Inside one building in Waterville, thousands of fish swimming will one day be ready for a hook and line statewide.
Beyoncé wows BeyHive during Renaissance World Tour's Minneapolis stop
Fans traveled from near and far to see Beyoncé Thursday night for her Renaissance World Tour at Huntington Bank Stadium in Minneapolis
New state paramedic scholarships aim to attract talent to field as EMS battles staff shortages
There are an average of more than 700,000 calls for an ambulance in Minnesota each year. But now providers are calling for help, too: They need more workers.
Biomarker testing must be covered by insurance under Minnesota law change
Starting in January 2025, health plans must cover biomarker tests, thanks to a change at the Minnesota State Capitol this year.
Some pregnant Minnesotans can qualify for disability parking permits under new law
Pregnant Minnesotans struggling to get around may find it easier to get to where they're going, thanks to a new law that expands parking accommodations.
Minnesota cities pass temporary bans on cannabis businesses awaiting state regulations, guidance
Minnesota's marijuana legalization law gives cities and counties some power to regulate cannabis.
Afro Deli among new Minnesota State Fair food vendors
Afro Deli will get the chance to serve up its own experience as one of the seven new vendors at the biggest event in Minnesota.
Minnesota legislature increases investment in cybersecurity for state government, schools
"These threats have been ever-present, but they have been growing not just in Minnesota but around the globe," said John Israel, chief information security officer for Minnesota Information Technology Services.
Influx in broadband funds to Minnesota will open the door to more telehealth options
Almost 20% of rural Minnesotans lack internet reliable enough to use for a video visit, according to a recent health report.
How will marijuana legalization in Minnesota affect your job?
Minnesotans will be able to possess and grow up to two pounds of marijuana starting Aug. 1. But what happens at work?
New Minneapolis vegan restaurant Hi Flora infuses THC into menu
A new vegan restaurant in Minneapolis is offering a dining experience with a THC twist.
New Minnesota law exempts sexual harassment and abuse settlements from state income taxes
When Minnesota lawmakers passed a tax bill this session, rebate checks grabbed the headlines. But a lesser-known change will benefit workers who face sexual harassment on the job.
Bodies of 3 swimmers who went missing in Red Wing recovered
Three relatives who went missing in the waters of the Vermillion and Mississippi rivers on Monday have been found dead.