ICE continues to instantly re-arrest immigrants at the doors of the Whipple Federal Building after federal judges order their release.
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Union organizers say they want a greater voice in staffing, training, equipment maintenance, employee benefits and workplace policies, along with resources to help paramedics and EMTs remain in a profession known for burnout and high turnover.
A letter signed by former judges — including several from Minnesota — states the ethics complaint filed by the Department of Justice is “baseless.”
Michael and Susan Pretti ripped the federal government Tuesday for its response to their son’s fatal shooting by federal agents in Minneapolis. Minnesota U.S Attorney Daniel Rosen has “stonewalled us for nine months,” Michael Pretti told reporters.
While the MPCA has included cleanup funds in its budget requests, they’ve been turned down by state lawmakers in favor of higher-priority projects.
Minnesota guard Anthony Edwards will need an arthroscopic procedure to alleviate issues with his right knee and will miss several weeks, a person with knowledge of the matter said Tuesday.
The Minnesota Opera postponed the Halloween premiere of “The Many Deaths of Laila Starr” until at least late 2027 amid negotiations with the Minnesota Opera Orchestra.
Tens of millions of dollars are paying for ads and get-out-the-vote efforts in Minnesota, with outside groups spending more than the candidates.
Monday’s meeting postponement is the latest indication of just how contentious proposed data centers have become in Minnesota and across the nation in advance of the midterm election, as tech giants rush to build the giant computer server farms that are needed to power artificial intelligence.
After two months of meetings packed with community members angry about the proposed removal of rainbow flags from campus, Detroit Lakes school board Chair John Steffl decided to limit public comments to one minute per speaker.
Attendees at the Minnesota Children’s Museum annual Halloween party posed for portraits with MPR News and shared their thoughts on Halloween.
In the northwest suburbs, DFLer Angela Nelson is challenging Republican Jim Abeler. The contest is one of a handful of competitive races around the state that could decide Capitol control next year.
Her spoke with Minnesota Now host Nina Moini about the city’s strategy on homeless encampments. The mayor declined to speak to her relationship with St. Paul’s police chief, who’s accused the mayor of sexual harassment.
