President Trump on Friday told his fellow Republicans in Congress to "stop wasting their time" on immigration legislation until after November, dismissing his party's struggle to surmount internal divisions.

Rather than housing dogs in individual kennels, several dogs live and play in a shared space, allowing them to socialize and interact in a more natural setting. If it proves to be successful, the new habitat could become a model for shelters everywhere.

White people remain the majority in the U.S. -- but the Census Bureau says non-Hispanic whites were the only racial group that didn't grow from 2016 to 2017.

A group of nine northeastern Minnesota businesses and an environmental group sued the U.S. Department of the Interior Thursday over two federal mineral leases to a company seeking to build a copper-nickel mine near the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.

The tragedy in Parkland, Fla., this year kicked off a national debate over how to reduce school violence: through tighter security and tougher discipline ... or more help for troubled students?

Stay vigilant. Minnesota needs your help fighting the mosquito menace.

A federal grand jury has issued a five-count indictment against Michael Hari, Michael McWhorter and Joe Morris, part of a group called the White Rabbit Militia.

State officials released several videos Thursday that show an assault suspect pull a knife from his pants and stab himself before Minneapolis police officers shot and wounded him in an interview room in city hall last year.

This story isn't just about the risks of transporting huge amounts of oil through pipelines. It's also about the reward that oil provides.

Immigration enforcement on the U.S.-Mexico border was plunged deeper into chaos over President Trump's reversal of a policy separating immigrant children from parents, causing uncertainty for both migrant families and the federal agencies in charge of prosecuting and detaining them.

Foodies and beer lovers have a lot to celebrate this summer with an abundance of festivals planned across the state. Here's where to find the good stuff.

Enbridge Energy and supporters of the Line 3 pipeline project say oil will move by rail if not by pipeline. But opponents, including environmentalists, are skeptical.

Civil rights director Velma Korbel said staff from the Office of Police Conduct Review monitored body camera footage of use of force incidents last fall. "During this review process, several instances were observed of individuals being injected with an unknown substance by emergency medical professionals."

Delta says some travelers have tried -- and failed -- to fly with comfort turkeys, possums, snakes, spiders and other unusual creatures. The airline said that ignoring the true intent of service and support animal rules can be a disservice to customers with real needs.

A Harvard-trained psychiatrist, Krauthammer turned an unsparing eye on the nation's politics, moving rightward over time.

The Republican-led House has narrowly passed a sweeping farm bill that would toughen work requirements for food stamp recipients.

A judge on Thursday sentenced a former University of Wisconsin-Madison student to three years in prison for sexually assaulting three female students and choking or stalking two others.

The White House unveiled a plan today to merge the Education and Labor Departments into a single Cabinet agency: the Department of Education and the Workforce.

MPR News reporter Dan Kraker joins Climate Cast to discuss his new podcast, Rivers of Oil.