Columnist Eric Roper asks: "Who is going to pony up private dollars to make the full “New Nicollet” dream a reality when the city has allowed livability issues to fester in this area?" bit.ly/4rTDqKl
From columnist Eric Roper: Why Minneapolis’ dreams for former Kmart site could take decades to materialize
The Minneapolis City Council voted to temporarily give renters more time to pay rent and avoid eviction. It's unclear whether Mayor Jacob Frey will support the idea.
Minnesota Democrats rushed to celebrate the news of Kristi Noem's ouster from the Department of Homeland Security while calling for additional reforms and accountability.
The Clean Water Act has allowed states and tribes to derail some high-profile projects. That power will be diminished with the Trump administration's new rule, environmental advocates say.
President Donald Trump says he's replacing his embattled Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and will nominate in her place Oklahoma Republican Sen. Markwayne Mullin.
Local leaders say federal immigration enforcement brought unexpected costs and strain to cities and counties amid already tight budgets.
Valleyfair, Minnesota’s largest amusement park, will have a new owner when it opens for the 2026 season in May.
An off-duty Hennepin County sheriff’s deputy met a woman at a bar and raped her at a Wright County home, according to prosecutors.
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Minnesota residents’ collective response to the surge has ricocheted across the internet, captivated the country’s attention and given the state a new identity.
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Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty has suggested police officers could have intervened and even arrested federal agents.
O’Hara argued that was easier said than done. The chief added that his department is investigating two misdemeanor assaults by federal agents.
O’Hara defended his officers, saying they often weren’t on the scene to witness federal agents’ conduct as it was happening because of the city ordinance banning police officers from helping ICE.
Several members of the Minneapolis City Council pressed Police Chief Brian O’Hara on why police didn’t do more about the conduct of federal agents during the ICE surge.
Republicans in Congress grilled Gov. Tim Walz and Attorney General Ellison about fraud in Minnesota on Wednesday, accusing the two officials of failed leadership.
Democrats decried the Trump administration’s chaotic and at times violent immigration crackdown in the state.
Roadside devices to catch high drivers are imperfect — and presence of cannabis doesn't always mean someone is impaired, contributing columnist Clemon Dabney writes.
Minnesota’s first and oldest state park is improving amenities and water quality at the Mississippi headwaters with redevelopment projects, and officials want public feedback.
A traveling photographer has become a caretaker of Renee Good's memorial. He's collecting, drying out and storing posters from the site.
Annunciation families have trekked repeatedly to the Capitol to lobby for gun restrictions. Their words are falling on deaf ears, columnist Rochelle Olson writes.
A key committee in the Minnesota House blocked a measure that would ban local governments from partnering with ICE.
A divided Minneapolis City Council committee voted to temporarily extend the eviction notice timeline for renters.
The committee includes all council members, but the ordinance will be voted on by the full council again on March 5.
One of four Army Reserve soldiers who were killed amid U.S. attacks on Iran has been identified as a 39-year-old woman from White Bear Lake.
Kristi Noem refused to apologize for calling Renee Good and Alex Pretti domestic terrorists after they were shot and killed by federal agents in Minneapolis.
Target is spending more than $1 billion this year to improve its grocery section, as it leans into adding more fresh foods and emphasizing the bakery department.
Target’s comparable sales fell 2.5% and profits more than 5%, while competitors saw gains and Best Buy had a steady holiday quarter.
Workers at the Thomson Reuters' Eagan campus pressed their concerns to executives, including over potential misuse of license plate data, during Twin Cities immigration surge.
St. Paul and the Minnesota Wild are seeking $125 million from the state to renovate the NHL arena and $75 million for Roy Wilkins Auditorium.
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem said there are still roughly 650 federal agents in Minnesota after the administration announced Operation Metro Surge was winding down.
