Defendants from nine countries face charges spanning three election cycles, including one who allegedly voted this August.

Judges Patrick Schiltz and John Tunheim face a federal complaint after speaking out on ICE compliance failures in Minnesota courts.

A St. Paul city facility is owed more than $20,000 in unreturned Xcel credits, and Roseville got five bills for one streetlight in three days.

Republicans left Woodbury and Plymouth off the ballot entirely, letting DFL incumbents cruise while an independent tries to break through in Woodbury.

Commissioners trimmed an initial 14.3% department request down to 6.81% before Tuesday's unanimous vote.

A judge tossed a resident's complaint over David Radziej's lawn signs, but Arden Hills leaders aren't done fighting the look-alike logo.

Saint Paul's council, Ramsey County board and school district have each locked in maximum levy hikes for 2027 - and reductions are still possible before December.

Bill Peterson says he inherited chaotic MPD finances, including double-time pay and no finance director.

About 50 people gathered in downtown River Falls to challenge Rep. Shannon Zimmerman over a data-center tax exemption Democrats hope flips the seat.

City officials trimmed the operational budget 4.59% while Washington County still eyes a 7.9% levy jump.

Ted Lord is accused of skipping five years of state tax filings and payments and failing to report more than $3.5 million in income.

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

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