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Capitol Hill races to tame AI’s rising power as lawmakers push for federal safety rules, amid public fears it could spell humanity’s end — while farmers in Minnesota battle soaring costs and expiring aid, all as...

The trial of Jordan Collins Senior, accused of murdering his own 16-year-old son Manny, is set to begin with jury selection. Manny’s body was found decapitated in a landfill after a weeks-long search following his...

St. Paul’s first female and Hmong mayor, Kaohly Her, is at the center of a swirling investigation after police chief Axel Henry filed a formal complaint alleging inappropriate conduct and sexual harassment. The probe...

Get ready for the Twin Cities Film Fest — kicking off October 15th with a powerhouse lineup of over 110 films across two venues. The festival opens with Martin McDonagh’s gripping “Wild Horse Nine,” starring John...

ICE agent Christian Castro now faces federal charges for allegedly lying to investigators about a January shooting in Minneapolis, where he’s accused of fabricating an assault with a broom and shovel — claims...

The Angels pulled off a heart-pounding 5-4 walk-off win over the Twins in extra innings, fueled by clutch hits and rookie heroics. After falling behind 3-0 early, LA staged a dramatic comeback, tying it in the 9th on a...

Two Minnesota women are suing Planned Parenthood, alleging they were coerced into abortions they didn’t want — one felt pressured by family, the other overwhelmed and silenced by clinic staff — sparking a potential...

Rain’s rolling into the Twin Cities Friday, starting light but ramping up to soaking levels—especially south near I-90, where storms could pack a punch. Southeastern Minnesota’s under a flood watch with possible heavy...

Minnesota’s mail-in ballot system is running smoothly this election season, thanks to a Supreme Court ruling that blocked controversial Postal Service restrictions. With over 1,000 precincts automatically mailing...

A pipeline near Minnesota’s sacred Pipestone Monument faces renewed pushback as a federal rule change could override Native American concerns. Meanwhile, a man sprayed apple cider vinegar at Congresswoman Omar—smelly...

Minnesota’s job market hit a plateau last month, with unemployment climbing to 4.4%—tied with the national average—and fewer people actively seeking work, reflecting an ongoing decline in labor force participation...

Minnesota’s arts scene is bursting with creativity this month—from crop art reimagining war’s impact at the Minneapolis Institute of Art to vibrant murals painting St. Paul’s streets, and Duluth hosting its first...

For fourteen years, Robyn Wefel has turned the St. Paul Hotel’s urban garden into a vibrant oasis—using native plants, maximizing space, and mentoring others—turning tough physical labor into deep personal fulfillment...

A father faces second-degree murder charges for his 16-year-old son’s death—found nearly two months after he vanished at a landfill. The dad, planning to defend himself, won’t speak until after the prosecution’s case...

Zach Brown, Crown College’s QB returning to the starting lineup, has a secret weapon: the javelin. After ditching the sidelines for track in offseasons, he’s turned his love for throwing into a game-changer—helping...