Adam Garcia charged in fatal Edina bus stop stabbing of Chris Lundegaard
Authorities have charged a Minneapolis man with murder, alleging he stabbed another man at a bus stop in Edina last week.
What you need to know about the new Minnesota state flag
Why is Minnesota changing its flag? Why are there no loons among the flag finalists? Your questions about the Minnesota state flag redesign, answered.
2 people in Minnesota die after salmonella outbreak linked to cantaloupes
The Centers for Disease Control says that 99 people across 32 states (map) have been infected, and 45 of them have been hospitalized.
Minnesota to launch pilot project studying roadside impairment tests to detecting driving while high
Starting next month, select law enforcement officers will begin using two roadside tests to determine if someone is under the influence of drugs while driving.
Minnesota's new state flag, seal design finalists unveiled after lengthy debate
Minnesota officials have whittled thousands of submissions for the state's new flag and seal to just a handful of standout designs in each category.
$5 million in leftover federal COVID funds going to Minnesota food banks ahead of holidays
State officials say household visits are on pace to hit seven million by the end of 2023. That's up from five million visits in 2022, which was unprecedented at the time.
School districts seek support to boost cybersecurity with mixed results
Districts asked voters to help pay for more cybersecurity and tech upgrades this election. The school districts also say they could use similar help from lawmakers.
Audit: Federal meal program for 40,000 seniors didn't have sufficient oversight
A state office tasked with administration of a federal meals program lacked sufficient oversight to ensure compliance with legal requirements, a new audit found.
As new industry takes off, dozens participate in cannabis business networking event for women entrepreneurs
Seventy women attended a networking event for Minnesota's newest industry: cannabis.
Minnesota Democrats are discussing abortion rights constitutional amendment, House Speaker says
Minnesota Democrats in the state legislature are considering passing a constitutional amendment to protect abortion rights next session, which could put the issue before voters as early as next fall.
Minnesota Supreme Court dismisses challenge to Trump on 2024 primary ballot, but leaves door open for general election
The Minnesota Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled against a petition seeking to keep former President Donald Trump off the state's 2024 primary ballot, but did not outright reject a subsequent challenge regarding the general election.
Three wards still undecided on Minneapolis City Council
In Minneapolis, all 13 city council seats appeared on the ballot.
St. Paul voters overwhelmingly approve sales tax increase for road repair, parks
Voters in St. Paul on Tuesday overwhelmingly approved a 1% sales tax increase to shore up funding roads, bridges and parks and recreation facilities, according to unofficial results.
Dozens of school referendums on Minnesota ballots this election
When voters head to the polls Tuesday, some will see school referendums seeking additional funding for school renovations, technology, mental health support and more.
St. Paul voters to weigh in on sales tax increase to fix roads
Potholes and bad roads make St. Paul's highways difficult to drive on. A proposal to raise local sales tax in order to fund infrastructure improvements would give voters a chance to address these issues.