Minnesota officials warn Texas ruling on abortion drug mifepristone could affect people here
"The district court's extraordinary and unprecedented order should be stayed pending appeal," Justice Department lawyers wrote in a new filing.
AG Keith Ellison explains why his office is taking on murder case in Zaria McKeever's death
For the first time in 30 years, a Minnesota attorney general is taking over a criminal case without the greenlight from a county attorney.
The death of Zaria McKeever: Gov. Tim Walz intervenes to move juvenile murder case to AG Keith Ellison's office
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz intervened in the Zaria McKeever murder case Thursday, moving it out of the hands of newly-elected Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty, and into those of Attorney General Keith Ellison.
Talking Points: 3 state agencies knew about Monticello nuclear leak
Late last year, a leak of hundreds of thousands of gallons of contaminated water was discovered at Xcel Energy's Monticello Nuclear Generating Plant. Now, the state of Minnesota admits it knew about the leak three and half months before the information was made public.
"Nobody is above the law": Minnesota officials reflect on Trump indictment, arraignment
Former Sen. Al Franken tweeted a punchline calling back to the calls of "Lock her up!" that have frequently been chanted at Trump rallies.
MPD Chief Brian O'Hara credits "hard work of officers" for promising crime stats
Violent crime in many categories is down over this time last year in Minneapolis.
Tale of two stores: Retailers prepare for spring snow storm
Minnesota retailers have tried to adjust to the wintry spring and some of them at ready to move on - but others want the snow to linger.
Talking Points: Are our banks safe?
The crash of the Silicon Valley Bank left U.S. banking system fearing the worst. Esme Murphy dives into the cause of the bank's collapse and how local banks are reassuring their customers.
Minnesota's $100M lawsuit against e-cigarette makers goes to court
Minnesota prosecutors claim aggressive marketing hooked thousands of kids on e-cigarettes. The lawsuit was filed more than two years ago. Thirty-nine other states have settled cases against Juul.
Cybersecurity expert says finding culprits in MPS hack will be "very difficult, if not impossible"
More information is emerging about the massive cyber breach of Minneapolis Public Schools.
Some Minnesotans still skeptical of potential TikTok ban
A new CBS News poll found that 56% of respondents do believe TikTok's ties to China pose a national security risk and that 61% favor a U.S. ban on the app.
Talking Points: Protecting yourself from cyber security threats
In the past few weeks, the information of Minneapolis Public schools stolen by a hacker and put on the dark web. If it can happen here, can it happen anywhere? Esme Murphy dives into the origin of cyber security threats and discovers tips to keep your information safe.
Nurses say new legislation could help solve staffing shortage
The bill is called Keeping Nurses at the Bedside Act. It's moving forward at the Capitol right now.
Senate Republicans vote down $1.5 billion infrastructure bill, demanding tax cuts
The Senate voted down a bill on Thursday which would have provided $1.5 billion for infrastructure projects in Minnesota.
Talking Points: Will taxpayers be reimbursed amid a $17.5 billion budget surplus
Minnesota has a $17.5 billion budget surplus and $3.1 billion set aside in the rainy day fund. Esme Murphy dives into where the surplus came from and the political divide on what to do with that surplus.