Using a variety of staffing strategies, Metro Transit is making progress with safety initiatives on light rail trains.

This American city perfected clean water for beer — now it’s fighting to keep cancer-causing nitrates out of the tap ...

The competitive landscape of the WNBA is shifting as offenses become more complex and high-powered. Where does that leave defense?

MinnPost reporters Brian Arola and Ana Radelat wrote on Aug. 4 that CoreCivic has finalized a five-year contract with ICE to reopen the Prairie Correctional Facility — a 1,600-bed prison in Appleton, ...

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.

With the city’s annual budget process underway, Council looks to other cities for possible tweaks and improvements.

In a totally subjective and definitely not scientific contest, State Fair goers judged the Minnesota community with the best ...

Hockey sticks have become a totem of the U.S.-Canada trade war. Plus, Minnesota farmers to be hit again by U.S. trade policy; ...

Plus: one-year anniversary of the Annunciation shooting; new mine plan will drain more wetlands; and more in your news roundup.

Developers and city officials cite job growth as a reason to build data centers in Minnesota. But while these projects can be boons for construction, the rate of permanent employees is low in relation ...