In September, judges in Minnesota told the New York Times that the Trump administration had a "disregard for court orders."
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The council appointed law firm Fisher & Phillips to temporarily represent Her and the city, which could cost up to $500 an hour.
Minnesota’s latest school test results show little change in math proficiency and a new baseline for reading as the state considers adjusting its annual assessment.
More than 5,000 refugees, asylum seekers, Afghan and Ukrainian humanitarian parolees, trafficking victims, noncitizens protected under the Violence Against Women Act and qualified noncitizen veterans in Minnesota will lose medical assistance under new federal rules.
The two crashes happened less than four hours apart in nearly the same spot, the eastbound lanes at the Wabasha Street bridge. But the State Patrol said they were not related.
This would have been Tennessee's first execution of a woman in over 200 years. Pike admits to the crime but argues her age and mental illness should be considered.
The attorney general’s office has charged nine people with bilking Minnesota’s Medicaid system through state programs.
In 17 Minnesota House races, the Minnesota GOP does not have a candidate on the ballot. That absence is a surprise to some, but it also shows a strategy of shifting resources to more winnable districts.
Communities across Minnesota are gathering to honor those impacted by Native American boarding schools.
Minnesota’s first statewide K-12 health standards were approved after an earlier version was rejected in July. The standards cover topics including sexual health, mental health, nutrition and media literacy.
The Detroit Lakes school board is moving forward with a broader “viewpoint neutrality” policy that critics say is intended to remove rainbow safe-space stickers from classrooms, despite ongoing lawsuits and strong public opposition.
The No. 8 seed New York Liberty beat the top-seeded Minnesota Lynx 87-71 in Game 2 of their WNBA playoff series and advanced to the semifinals.
Roosevelt High School teacher Quentin Williams has filed a claim against the federal government alleging agents violently detained him, falsely accused him of assault and violated his civil rights.
