The head of the U.S. House Oversight and Government Reform Committee is expanding the panel's probe into fraud in Minnesota state programs.

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Analysts say the pain of high energy costs will not be limited to lower-income Minnesotans, but to those in the middle class, as well.

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A study by the University of Minnesota’s Cannabis Research Center reveals compliance gaps with the state’s age restriction ...

A few days after the solstice, on Christmas Day, there will be one more minute of daylight as the darkness of winter slowly recedes.

There were wins and reasons for hope, too, as Twin Cities transit investments began to pay off and the pandemic rebound picked up pace.

His commercials became local legend. With his curly hair, mustache, and unmistakable delivery, he became the Twin Cities’ unofficial king of late-night television. People did not just recognize him; ...

The number of public, indoor wood-burning fireplaces is dwindling, but there are still several options if you'd like to warm up.

Amid “Operation Metro Surge,” Twin Cities leaders are seeking to strengthen the separation ordinances about how police ...

Earning citizenship culminates a years-long process that includes background checks and requires candidates to be of “good moral character." ...

Clinical research supports an estimated $20.2 billion in annual economic activity in the state, but challenges are growing.