While the overall trend is positive, experts and advocates worry federal cuts will leave teen pregnancy disparities unaddressed.

The state’s elderly and disabled face long delays in approval for care, shuttered clinics and fewer caregivers in the war on Medicaid fraud.

Plus: converting vacant office space to living space; Walz's exit interview; and more in your news roundup.

BAFTA-winning designer Tal Rosner brings ‘The Firebird’ to life for the Minnesota Orchestra through video mapping.

Frey's proposed $2.6 million cut to the violence interruption program would be a significant blow to public safety efforts in Minneapolis.

Internal records from Syngenta reveal it has fought to keep the chemical in U.S. markets despite its links to Parkinson's disease.

It’s not clear what impact the endorsement will have in South Dakota, where no Democrat has held statewide office since 2015.

A human in the driver’s seat of a driverless taxi won’t solve some of the bigger headaches brought on by Waymo’s arrival.

Plus: Flanagan eyes Indian Affairs Committee; a time capsule from 1970; invasive plants; and more in your news roundup.

Election officials are telling voters mail ballots are safe to use after the Supreme Court blocked Trump's attempt to restrict them.

High voter turnout by students at Carleton, St. Olaf and Gustavus colleges adds a wrinkle to legislative races.

Lack of name recognition and campaign cash and the makeup of the state's congressional districts hurt challengers to incumbents.