Gov. Mark Dayton and GOP legislative leaders said Friday they want money to continue flowing to the House and Senate while they argue in court over Dayton's earlier move to defund the Legislature.

A week after a jury found officer Jeronimo Yanez not guilty on second-degree manslaughter and felony weapons charges, one of the jurors has given MPR News the first detailed account of what took place during deliberations.

MnDOT's road construction map is packed this weekend with road and ramp closures. That includes the shutdown of a key stretch of eastbound I-94, starting tonight. Take a deep breath and read on.

Initial accounts from villagers nearby said there had been rain in the area, but some said it was not very heavy and there was no sign of an impending landslide.

The mysterious 1977 killings of a mining heiress and her night nurse became a media sensation. The mansion where they died remains one of Duluth's most popular tourist spots. Go easy on the questions, though.

LGBT Pride Month happens every June in the U.S., commemorating the 1969 Stonewall riots in New York City which are credited with launching a gay rights revolution that continues on today.

Senate Republicans are calling their health care bill the Better Care Reconciliation Act. It shares many provisions with the House's American Health Care Act, but goes further in cutting Medicaid.

Criticized for saying they would not allow uniformed, off-duty police officers to be part of this year's Minneapolis parade, Pride Fest leaders on Friday changed course.

A Swedish culinary archaeologist recreates meals eaten by Vikings. He's appearing at the Midwest Viking Festival in Moorhead and at the Swedish Institute in Minneapolis this weekend.

Dashcam video shows a "brutal attack" by a southwestern Minnesota drug enforcement agent, the ACLU said Thursday. Law enforcement officials urged patience and said the video shows only part of the incident.

Prosecutors say Paul Hansmeier and a fellow University of Minnesota law school graduate, John Steele, uploaded video porn to the internet. They allegedly then filed or threatened copyright lawsuits against people who downloaded the material.

The Kansas trial and a Minnesota one next month involving about 60,000 cases are to serve as bellwether trials, providing guidance for how the complex web of litigation in state and federal courts could be resolved.

The Trump administration has quietly rescinded a reward of up to $5 million for information about a top member of the al-Qaida-allied extremist group al-Shabab in Somalia amid reports he may be in talks with the Somali government to leave the organization.

The BCA sent its findings to Scott County prosecutors, who will consider charges.

During a flood in Duluth five years ago, two harbor seals, Vivian and Feisty, managed to escape their enclosure at the Lake Superior Zoo -- prompting a frantic search for other escaped animals.

Jurors couldn't agree on a verdict in the murder and manslaughter case against former police officer Ray Tensing over his fatal shooting of black motorist Sam DuBose in 2015.

Deputies say a baby girl just shy of her first birthday was hit and partially pinned beneath the tire of a car driven by her grandmother, who'd accidentally backed up over her. She's expected to live.

Silver carp are among four types of Asian carp threatening to invade the Great Lakes, where scientists say they could compete with native species, unravel aquatic food chains and devastate the region's $7 billion fishing industry.

In addition to its lawsuit against Gov. Dayton, the Minnesota House has hired an outside law firm to represent it in a case involving legislative salaries.