A Minnesota high school teacher wants every classroom in the state phone-free, bell to bell, citing new research on student mental health.

A Supreme Court order upends early voting staffing statewide, with Minneapolis warning it may struggle to find enough Republican judges in time.

Sheriff's Sergeant and Montrose Fire Chief Kevin Triplett plans to climb in full turnout gear this year, adding 60 to 70 pounds to every flight.

Roy John Berger, 30, died after a semi made a sudden move onto the shoulder near Shingobee Township, state patrol says.

Douglas Flanders & Associates opens its third annual Reject Show Aug. 29, now drawing over 200 artists turned away from the fair.

The 59-year-old country star tells the Pioneer Press he's cleared to do anything he wants after back and knee surgeries.

Canopy Roots skipped itemized receipts for years while billing Minneapolis anywhere from $25 to $70 an hour for crisis staffing.

Guadalupe Maria Miramontes died before dawn on Highway 15; the Fairmont driver survived with non-life-threatening injuries.

State funds will help rebuild roads and bridges in Becker, Fillmore, Mower and three other counties hit by tornadoes and floods this July.

A breezy Friday sets up a sunny, cooler weekend in Minneapolis. Storm chances return late Monday night into Tuesday.

Police won last year's opener 18-12. Firefighters get a shot at revenge with Touch-a-Truck and food trucks in tow.

The Bouwman family replanted a mile south after warehouse construction wiped out their old field. Tickets run $20.

More than 100 young dancers from 20-plus studios could join professionals on the State Theatre stage this December.