Footage of Marvel’s web-slinger made the rounds on the Internet after skirmishes broke out at a small far-right rally downtown.

Red Lake and 4 other Northern MN counties are classified as legal deserts, with fewer than one practicing attorney per 1,000 residents.

Plus: Unidos organizing for Election Day; American Federation of Teachers calling for Target boycott; and more in your news roundup.

Financial troubles in 2024 led to the closure – for now – of the Cowles Center, but companies renting the space highlight its promise.

I thought my dad's death would be the last school shooting. But the list kept growing and now includes Annunciation Catholic School.

Plus: A book fair first in Minneapolis; a ‘costly’ investigation in St. Paul; bad news for maple syrup lovers; and oh yeah, the State Fair.

Ain Dah Yung Center offers emergency housing and robust cultural programming to serve Native young people at risk of suicide.

And many Salvadorans living in the state will face the same fate soon. That’s because the U.S. Supreme Court recently ruled ...

State Sen. Jim Abeler has been in the Minnesota Legislature since the 1990s. But he faces a strong DFL challenger.

Plus: Other rich CEOs; Target’s tariff bump; North Loop vs. data centers; and a Walker art exhibit that is actually art.

The quality of our Minneapolis parks would erode under consolidation and be an ineffective use of taxpayer dollars.

The ruling paves the way for the state to enforce a recently approved $19 minimum wage for all nursing home workers.