Minnesota politicians are balancing grief, security and purpose as they adapt to life after the June 14 attacks.

Small-town departments, facing shrinking fields of officer applicants that can’t keep up with retirements, are heading toward ...

It took nine years for city officials to find an artist and funding for the statue, which commemorates Black firefighters ...

The Board of Regents will vote June 26 on the tuition hike and budget cuts, which is the sixth consecutive year tuition has ...

This has been a year of loss, grief, recovery and reckoning, with each moment underscored by incendiary rhetoric. But some of ...

Paredes wasn’t even invited to major league camp in spring training, but now the former 18th-round draft pick has made the ...

Downtown Minneapolis may have a glut of empty offices but it’s flush with people-filled apartments. The heart of the city’s ...

A hasty, messy removal of three finance leaders at the start of the year has turned into what appears to be a deflection ...

There have been 27 fatalities so far this year, compared with just 13 at this time last year. Speed and inexperience may be ...

A man and woman, both in their 40s, suffered non-life-threatening gunshot wounds, according to a news release from the ...

The Minnesota Gophers football team will look to add to coach P.J. Fleck's 2027 recruiting class during its second "Summer ...

Inside of one of Minneapolis’ oldest tavern addresses, owners Erik Hamline of A1 Creative Design (and former owner of ...