Faith, labor and community groups gather at St. Paul College before marching to the Capitol, days after clergy monitored polling sites statewide.

Somali Community Resettlement Services now reports zero employees as its historic Minneapolis headquarters heads toward auction.

Minnesota joins three states suing over new Medicaid work rules set for 2027, with estimates of who's affected ranging as high as 243,000 residents.

A Mercy Hospital patient's ex-spouse learned his room and bed number anyway — now the case heads back to court over damages.

Abdi Daisane beat St. Cloud City Council President Mike Conway after losing the same seat two years earlier.

Crews have razed a former auto body shop near Highway 100 as Golden Valley advances public safety and Public Works projects backed by a voter-approved sales tax of up to $105 million.

Tribal leaders packed a St. Paul hearing room to oppose the pipeline, but regulators sided with Magellan anyway.

Tracking apps logged some of the quietest Tuesday numbers all year as ICE officials described a stand-down order passed by word of mouth.

St. Paul taxpayers will help cover a $360,000 loan for council office renovations even as the city stares down a $26 million budget hole.

St. Louis Park teachers say textbooks are running short while the board extends Superintendent Carlondra Hines’ contract a year early.

Witt received 67% of the vote against Joseph Banks, the same rival she beat in 2022.

Nelson and Roth both landed exactly 1,401 votes. The city will draw names Monday to pick a mayor.

Collegeville's Saint John's says it's used Johnnies since 1900 and wants New York's school to stop using it nationwide.