The display features hundreds of varieties; AppleHouse sales support ongoing U of M crop research.

Minneapolis gets a mostly dry Friday before Saturday showers arrive. More widespread rain and thunderstorms may follow early next week.

Mizna's flagship festival hit its 20th edition this week, closing out at the Walker Art Center with a retrospective from Beirut-born filmmaker Hadi Moussally.

She was released hours later on St. Paul's east side and taken to a hospital. Roseville police still haven't named a suspect.

New York accounts for 27 of the illnesses, and federal alerts still don't agree on when the outbreak started.

Hassan Ahmed Hussen billed for 100 fake beneficiaries and used the cash to travel to Dubai, London and beyond, prosecutors say.

Bois Forte and Grand Portage leaders say a draft state permit lets U.S. Steel's Minntac mine pollute wild rice waters for decades longer than the mine will even operate.

A woman's report led officers to a wounded man near St. Paul City Hall downtown.

The GOP governor nominee says the Iran war is driving up gas and fertilizer prices for Minnesota farmers.

TriLingua Cinema's new micro-cinema shares a building with the East Side Freedom Library, following six years of pop-up screenings.

A Kittson County farmer who raised $200,000 for the legal fight now faces losing his license over a fence he refuses to build.

Martell Tolbert Mitchell allegedly hit 100 mph fleeing police as a trooper fell from a bridge deploying spike strips.

Karl Johnson's cash bond was set at $2,500 after police say they found child porn on his phone.