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Mille Lacs Indian Museum and Trading Post celebrates 30 years
The Mille Lacs Indian Museum and Trading Post will celebrate its 30th anniversary in partnership with the Minnesota Historical Society and Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe. The museum was rebuilt in 1996 and features both historical and contemporary displays, highlighting the tribal nation’s story.
MN Shortlist June 12-18: Monty Python’s ‘Spamalot,’ Ole and Lena tie the knot, and quilts on the prairie
Monty Python’s greatest film brought to life on stage, the wedding of Minnesota’s favorite Scandinavians, colorful quilts and more in this week’s MN Shortlist.
At Minnesota Capitol, pushback from unions, industry halted new regulations on massive data centers
Opponents hoped the Minnesota Legislature would approve new oversight of large data centers this year, but those bills never gained momentum. Lawmakers adjourned last month without passing any new restrictions.
Tigers hit 6 homers in 11-0 rout of Twins
Spencer Torkelson hit one of Detroit's six homers and the Tigers rolled to an 11-0 win over the Minnesota Twins on Thursday.
'Guided by Gilbert' litter carries on Hortmans' legacy through service dogs
One year after the deaths of Melissa and Mark Hortman and their dog Gilbert, Helping Paws is honoring their legacy through a new generation of service dogs. The "Guided by Gilbert" litter will train to support veterans and first responders with PTSD.
Top places to watch the 2026 World Cup in the Twin Cities
The FIFA World Cup kicks off Thursday and goes through July 19. Fans can watch matches at several bars and watch party events in the Twin Cities area.
Utility crews working to restore power in central Minnesota, more than a day after severe storms
Utility crews continued chainsawing their way through downed trees and branches Thursday to restore power to several thousand homes and businesses in central Minnesota, well over a day after severe storms swept through.
Lawyers drop racial profiling case against ICE but vow to continue legal fight
The ACLU is dismissing its lawsuit alleging ICE racially profiled people of color during Operation Metro Surge, but says plaintiffs will refile after pursuing administrative actions against the Department of Homeland Security.