White Earth's dispensary chain grew from an idle potato chip plant to 200 jobs, and Connecticut, Wisconsin and New York want in on Minnesota's model.

The plan would bind future city decisions to Rondo's anti-displacement goals, but commits no funding yet.

Trina Swanson says a DOGE-linked visa request was her breaking point. Now she's betting on Hermantown data-center anger to unseat Pete Stauber.

Dakota County is weighing a 14% to 29% property-tax scenario for 2027, with deep service cuts possible if the levy stays lower.

Hastings wants a year to study data centers before any project can move forward, even though none is currently pending.

Minnesota’s GOP chair is asking the secretary of state to settle whether Mike Lindell meets the state’s residency requirement before the Aug. 11 primary.

Toddrick Barnette will leave Minneapolis’ top public safety post by year’s end after months of council rejection, mayoral vetoes and uncertainty.

Saint Paul has postponed a decision on Outfront Media’s proposed digital billboard near Highway 280 and I-94. Neighborhood groups remain firmly opposed.

St. Paul could soon allow nighttime golf-course lighting and clear the way for mini golf. The first test is Highland National’s driving range.

Anoka County’s sheriff is defending a $174,500 Flock pilot that would add dozens of cameras and drones, just below the county’s board-approval threshold.

St. Paul has opened an outside probe after Police Chief Axel Henry filed a formal complaint alleging sexualized comments and unwanted contact by Mayor Kaohly Her.

Three bipartisan Minnesota laws take effect Aug. 1, expanding cemetery eligibility, granting honorary diplomas to Korean/Vietnam veterans, and boosting Guard pay.

In a tense MPR News debate Monday in St. Paul, Angie Craig and Peggy Flanagan traded sharp attacks over fraud, immigration and campaign cash as the Aug. 11 primary nears.