An administrative law judge on Monday issued a nonbinding recommendation that Minnesota regulators approve Enbridge's contentious Line 3 oil pipeline proposal, but only if it replaces the existing line in its current location -- not a new route as Enbridge has proposed.
Four people who broke into Enbridge Energy property in Minnesota in an effort to stop oil from flowing can argue they needed to shut the pipeline down, the Minnesota Court of Appeals ruled Monday.
Minnesota tax preparers warn many people could get some bad news at tax time next year if they don't find out now how the new Republican tax law changes their tax obligation.
New Minnesota women's basketball coach Lindsay Whalen has hired former teammate Kelly Roysland as an assistant.
We're down to Minnesotans' four most-loved lakes. Vote now in the first battle: Lake Superior v Lake Pepin.
The latest report from the Nature Conservancy focuses on different locations' capacity to support a variety of species despite climate change.
Former special operations agent Paul Scharre helped create U.S. military guidelines on autonomous weapons. His new book Army of None, looks at the advances in technology, and the questions they raise.
Prince's heirs are suing Walgreens and the Illinois hospital that treated him after he suffered a drug overdose just a week before he died.
Former President George H.W. Bush has been hospitalized in Houston with an infection, just after attending the funeral of his wife, Barbara, a spokesman said Monday.
The Lewis and Clark project in southwestern Minnesota will be completed this fall after nearly 30 years of waiting, bringing the city some much-needed water security.
Four student organizers from Eden Prairie High School are recruiting two volunteers per weekday to hold photos and information about school shooting victims in the Capitol lobby.
Minnesota and Florida have 10 days to move Lois Riess. The first state to send their authorities to retrieve her will get her.
The annual celebration honored everything from children's books to book arts projects.
A van apparently jumped onto a sidewalk Monday at a busy intersection in Toronto and struck down pedestrians before the vehicle was found and the driver taken into custody, Canadian police said.
On Monday, the Minnesota Wild announced that longtime general manager Chuck Fletcher will not get his contract renewed.
The seed mixes are used for conservation land and pollinator habitat. But some of those seeds contain an aggressive weed called Palmer amaranth.
Travis Reinking's behavior resulted in the revocation of his Illinois firearms license, and his weapons were turned over to his father. But his father simply returned them to his son when he decided to move out of state.
A January Court of Appeals ruling has Minnesota lawmakers and a state agency urgently considering a bill to prevent release of civilly confined sex offenders and others deemed dangerous.
Jacob Tyler failed to show up for work April 17 and has not been seen since, police say.
A Sherburne County judge on Monday found Beverly Burrell of Maplewood guilty of murder in the 2016 fentanyl overdose death of a St. Cloud, Minn., man. She faces murder charges in the deaths of two other men.