Senate Minority Leader Mark Johnson, R-East Grand Forks, said he’s usually bad at remembering dates like birthdays and ...

Culpepper, the Twins’ first-round draft pick in 2024, is hitting .273 with a .875 OPS and 14 home runs in 61 games with the ...

Farmington won the boys lacrosse state championship Saturday night, defeating Stillwater 10-9 in the championship game at ...

About a dozen volunteers welcomed the broken goods and their owners to a worldwide movement that’s evangelizing new ...

Minnesota United’s CEO Shari Ballard encouraged Michael Boxall to speak his mind more often when the Loons’ center back ...

More than half a million Minnesota homeowners will receive larger refunds on their property taxes for 2025 as part of a deal ...

Hats off to these 2026 high school graduates who’ve earned top honors for their academic achievements. They’re headed to ...

Can we all get along?” We boomers or geezers may remember Rodney King’s plaintive 1992 question as widespread rioting broke ...

Two new crime novels in two popular series from Minnesota authors are just the thing to read beside the pool or on the dock.

What many people think of as the brightest constellation in the heavens is not, officially, a constellation at all.

Two authors celebrate the release of their young adult novels at Red Balloon this week.

The Vikings also have Carson Wentz and Max Brosmer on the roster, and recently brough Cooper Rush in for a tryout.