A woman in Linden Township died Monday after a tree limb fell on her head, Brown County officials said. Investigators and the medical examiner are reviewing the case.

A St. Paul man admitted in federal court that he helped enroll a provider that billed Minnesota’s HSS program roughly $2.3 million for services largely not provided.

A heavy police response in St. Paul’s Highland Park left neighbors alarmed after a source told KARE 11 that multiple people were dead. Officials had not yet released details.

Greater St. Cloud's JobSpot lists thousands of openings, but local leaders say outmigration, housing and childcare limits are making key hires hard to land.

A 39-year-old man died after an apparent electrocution while swimming on Lake Vermilion; deputies say the docked boat was plugged into a nearby boathouse.

A new Minnesota brief finds 47.2% of respondents experienced discrimination in health care; many say it led them to delay or skip needed treatment. The findings highlight gaps for transgender people, people of color and those on public coverage.

All of Washington County is now eligible for the free Food Scraps Pickup Program; 10 Ramsey communities were added and residents receive free compostable bags and pickup instructions.

Goldman Sachs and R2 Cos. sold Studio 15 in downtown Minneapolis, the 131,000‑sq‑ft building known for a Bob Dylan mural. The property was about 65% leased and reportedly sold below the 2014 purchase price.

A state watchdog will review why the MPCA waited months to alert Eagan residents after elevated lead emissions from a battery recycler. Residents and lawmakers want answers.

State agents executed a search warrant at Credent Care’s St. Cloud office amid a Medicaid fraud investigation. Officials say the Attorney General’s Medicaid Fraud Control Unit and the BCA were involved.

Maurice Verser Jr., 21, has been charged with second‑degree murder after a north Minneapolis shooting on April 29; investigators say surveillance, a Jeep and phone data tied the suspect to the scene.

Minnesota’s Department of Children, Youth and Families will relocate to 106 Water St. at Farwell‑on‑Water, taking about 92,000 sq ft and bringing roughly 400 staff to the riverfront.

The Minnesota Department of Revenue says four people used a business network to hide income, move $10M and avoid hundreds of thousands in state taxes.