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Trump administration releases preliminary agreement with Iran
Trump, sketching out the broad strokes at a press conference at the G7 summit, said Iran will "work closely" with the U.S. to turn over enriched material that's "very deep in the bowels of the Earth."
Larnach leads off with homer and Twins go on to 12-2 win to clinch another series in Texas
Trevor Larnach led off the game with a home run, Kody Clemens added a three-run shot and the Minnesota Twins clinched another series in Texas with an 12-2 victory over the Rangers. Larnach drove the second pitch of Tuesday night's game 425 feet deep into the right-field seats.
Longtime Minnesota cannabis testing lab shuts down program following regulatory woes
Weeks after regulators paused its license, Legend Technical Services has ended cannabis testing. The lab says testing is no longer economically viable under new rules.
Nia Coffey is the latest newcomer thriving with the Lynx under Cheryl Reeve
Nia Coffey has changed teams five times in a 10-year WNBA career. Landing with the Minnesota Lynx was a fitting reward for the journey. The 31-year-old forward has returned to her native state and thrived in her debut with the powerhouse Lynx.
Minnesota's red flag law is working, but new ERPO coordinator wants more people to know it exists
Samantha Hoyt, who was previously in law enforcement for 18 years, took on the new role of Extreme Risk Protection Order coordinator in March and is tasked with raising awareness about the law. After reviewing the existing case files, she joined Morning Edition for her first interview on the job this week.
Minneapolis data center pause heads back to City Council
The Business, Housing and Zoning Committee heard from the public for more than an hour Tuesday before voting 5-1 to recommend the moratorium. Supporters said it will give the city time to draft new regulations on data center construction and expansion.
‘An act of political repression’: Minnesota attorneys, activists react to protester charges
Federal prosecutors have indicted 15 Minnesotans connected to Direct Action Minnesota on charges of conspiring to impede immigration agents. This drew protests outside the St. Paul courthouse as a judge released the defendants with restrictions pending trial.