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Hermantown celebrates opening of $25M new hockey arena
The new facility was built with state bonding money, proceeds from a local sales tax increase and more than $6 million in donations and sponsorships, including a naming rights deal with a local car dealership.
Minnesota’s manufacturing sector slumped in 2025
A plurality of manufacturing managers surveyed showed resistance against tariff increases, which hurt smaller companies most. 
Jenner leads Charge past Frost with 2 goals
Brianne Jenner scored twice to lead the Ottawa Charge to a 5-2 win over the Minnesota Frost on Saturday.
Vikings aim to help Jefferson end a frustrating season on a good note by hitting the 1,000-yard mark
The Minnesota Vikings would love for wide receiver Justin Jefferson finish a frustrating season on a good note by getting 1,000 yards receiving. The four-time Pro Bowl pick has the most yards receiving in NFL history over a player's first six years.
Wisconsin judge convicted of obstructing arrest of immigrant resigns as GOP threatens impeachment
Embattled Wisconsin Judge Hannah Dugan, who was convicted of obstruction last month for helping an immigrant evade federal officers, has sent her resignation letter to the governor.
Trump administration heightens focus on alleged fraud in Minnesota
Moves to freeze child care assistance and small business loans are the latest in an ongoing federal action intended to ‘dismantle the massive fraud empires’ in the state. Minnesota officials say they’re already working to root out fraud and the Trump administration’s efforts are purely political.
 Danila Yurov scores 2 goals, Quinn Hughes has 4 assists as surging Wild beat Ducks 5-2
Danila Yurov scored twice, Quinn Hughes had four assists and the Minnesota Wild beat the Anaheim Ducks 5-2. Kirill Kaprizov, Yakov Trenin and Nico Sturm also scored for the Wild, who earned a point for the fifth straight game (3-0-2).
Bus driver shortages still vex Minnesota schools 6 years after the pandemic
An aging workforce, hiring struggles and bouts of illness are causing some districts to cancel or double up bus routes and scramble for drivers — a problem that became chronic during the COVID-19 pandemic.