Minnesota’s anti-nudification law is supposed to take effect on Saturday. It is being challenged in federal court by a company led by Elon Musk.
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Luis Ottley’s resignation comes after a series of controversies at the prestigious private school. Last month, a parent sued the school alleging leadership at the academy retaliated against him and his family by threatening to expel their child.
The Minnesota Department of Education plans to pilot a new observation-based kindergarten assessment this fall focused on how 4- and 5-year-olds communicate, problem-solve and play.
With the completion of its third phase, the Sherco Solar project near Becker is now one of the largest solar facilities in the U.S. Xcel Energy has plans to make it even bigger.
Napheesa Collier was sidelined by a left ankle injury sustained in a semifinals game last season against the Phoenix Mercury. She had double ankle surgery during the WNBA offseason.
For 150 years, silos have been a fixture of the Corn Belt, but efforts to preserve them have been haphazard.
Part of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness will reopen for overnight travel Thursday after crews made progress battling wildfires in northeastern Minnesota.
Governments nationwide began renaming places and holidays dedicated to the famed activist after he was accused of sexual assaulting women and girls decades ago.
The DFL candidates butted heads during an MPR News debate over their records on key policy positions and sought to make the case that they were best suited to advance to the November ballot.
“Die for Me” is a paranormal age-gap romance with a twist recommended by Tropes & Trifles in Minneapolis.
Minnesota’s law barring prediction markets has been put on hold while a lawsuit plays out. A judge sided with a federal regulatory board and companies that facilitate trades that resemble gambling wagers.
The city of Braham said the temporary water system outage “was a result of a malicious cyberattack of computerized operating systems by unknown actors.” The cities of Plymouth and South St. Paul said they were also targeted.
The attack prompted Minnesota IT Services to activate a statewide cybersecurity incident response involving local, state and federal agencies. Authorities did not say whether they know who is responsible for the cyberattack, and did not elaborate on a possible motive.
