Divers and researchers are racing to stop small zebra and quagga mussel outbreaks before warming waters let them explode across Lake Superior.

A Pikachu-costumed demonstrator was detained outside the Whipple Federal Building during anti-ICE protests, footage shows.

Coon Rapids' Fire Station 3 was demolished for new housing development by Amana Homes, including eight single-family homes on the site. Local residents expressed mixed emotions over the change.

DHS Minnesota seeks input on direct care staffing issues, unveils new CFSS program, offers developmental disability support training, and promotes assistive technology for seniors.

At a Metropolitan Airports Commission meeting, MSP workers and union leaders said ICE arrests at the airport have left immigrant staff afraid to come to work. Testimony included names of detained colleagues and pleas for protections.

The Minnesota Department of Agriculture has opened a public comment period to reassess its Groundwater Protection Rule amid a court-ordered review; comments are due March 12. The review targets vulnerable areas such as the karst region and Central Sands.

St. Paul is poised to rename its animal-control division 'Animal Services' as it prepares to relocate to a renovated shelter on Beulah Lane. The council will consider the change this week.

Hennepin Healthcare says it must find $50 million in Q1 savings, raising the prospect of layoffs and service cuts at HCMC even as leaders try to protect core trauma care.

James Lawrence, a longtime corporate finance executive and former Northwest CFO, has been named chair of the Metropolitan Airports Commission as MSP advances major terminal projects. His appointment comes amid a busy capital agenda for the airport.

Victor Manuel Diaz's death in ICE custody has sparked outcry and criticism of the privately operated Camp East Montana immigration facility's conditions.

After surviving being shot nine times, Sen. John Hoffman says he'll keep serving and has launched a re-election campaign as he recovers and presses for policy fixes.

Minneapolis residents are warned of extreme cold with wind chills down to -25°F, light snow accumulation, and hazardous driving conditions. Wind chills could reach -40°F by the weekend.

Minneapolis and Saint Paul officials host forums on immigration, warn about ICE's Operation PARRIS, advise on rights and preparedness, offer resources, and take a legal stand against federal immigration enforcement.