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.
Free school meals in Minnesota to begin this school year
"When I heard that they'd approved that I was crying. I was crying for the other parents struggling like me," said parent Amber Lightfeather.
Health dept. reports 20% increase in abortions in Minnesota from beginning of 2022 to end
According to the data, there was also a significant rise in abortions performed in Minnesota on patients from out of state. For instance, the number of abortions performed here on patients from Texas was eight times higher than the figure reported in 2021.
Group will put forward a new design for Minnesota state seal, flag by next year
This time next year, Minnesota will have a new state flag that some hope stands out from all the rest.
Minnesota to receive "game changer" $650M for broadband from federal infrastructure funding
President Joe Biden on Monday pledged that every part corner of the country will be connected to high-speed internet by the end of the decade, touting an influx of cash from the federal infrastructure law that states will soon receive.
On eve of opening night of Minneapolis Taylor Swift concerts, fans camp out to score tour merch
Swifites waited in long lines outside U.S. Bank Stadium Thursday for T-shirts, posters, and special edition CDs of her latest album "Midnights."
Local businesses embrace Taylor Swift Eras Tour arrival in Minneapolis
Roughly 120,000 fans are expected to attend Taylor Swift's sold-out Eras Tour at U.S. Bank Stadium on Friday and Saturday, and local businesses are offering several options for Swifties to celebrate in style.
Insurance required to cover hearing aids, birth control under new Minnesota law
"To know legislation is being passed because [state lawmakers] know how important communication is just makes me so happy to be a Minnesotan," said audiologist Dr. Rebecca Younk.
Minnesota Legislature approves telecom fee to support 988 suicide and crisis lifeline
The Minnesota Legislature this session signed off on a new telecom fee to fund 988, the shortened suicide prevention lifeline number that launched last summer.
Minnesotans can grow marijuana at home later this summer
There was a cannabis legalization celebration this week, as Gov. Tim Walz signed the bill into law. But well before you can buy marijuana at a retail dispensary, you'll be able to grow up to eight plants at home.
ATF: Until recreational cannabis is federally legalized, pot users cannot own guns
The federal agency that regulates the firearms industry sent an advisory on Tuesday warning that Minnesotans who use marijuana cannot legally own firearms, despite a new state law legalizing recreational use.
Recreational marijuana is now signed into law: Here's what the new law will do
When will recreational cannabis use be legal? Can you grow cannabis in your home? Your questions about the new marijuana bill, answered.
Minnesotans can now get rebates up to $1,500 for e-bikes
A new program may save you money if you're in the market for a bicycle with a battery-powered boost.
Howard Lake fire damages historic church and two homes
A fire in Howard Lake Sunday damaged two homes and a historic church, the chief of the town's fire department said.
Gov. Tim Walz, DFL leaders celebrate budget with "generational impact"
On the steps of the State Capitol, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz held a ceremony to celebrate signing the next state budget into law Wednesday morning.