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The Justice Department on Friday issued a scathing assessment of Minneapolis police, alleging inadequate oversight.
A Black man has filed a harassment suit against the city of Duluth, Minn., alleging he was subjected to over…
Minnesota’s only Black woman-owned farmer’s market wants to create a space for wellness and community building, says owner Chaz Sandifer.
Minnesota has established the nation's first agency to specifically investigate cases of murdered and missing Black women and girls.
Justices ruled that a Minnesota county violated Geraldine Tyler's constitutional rights after pocketing profit from $40,000 condo sale.
Minnesota lawmakers advanced a bill that would allow adults to use marijuana recreationally, making it the 23rd state to legalize the plant.
In documents filed Wednesday, attorneys for Floyd's convicted killer again argued Derek Chauvin was denied the right to a fair…
One of the most vocal bystanders as a Minneapolis police officer murdered George Floyd three years ago is suing the…
The Minnesota Democratic Party will consider expelling anyone involved in a brawl that broke out at a political event to…
A brawl broke out over nominations for Minneapolis City Council candidates, leaving at least two people injured, a newspaper reported.
The Minnesota Senate voted Friday to legalize recreational marijuana for adults, but the bill requires one more step before becoming law.
Prince Rogers Nelson Memorial Highway will cover seven miles in Chanhassen and Eden Prairie. Its purple signs arrive this summer.
Kim Potter was convicted of second-degree manslaughter in 2021 and will serve the remainder of her two-year sentence on supervised…
Potter appears much thinner in a photo released by the Department of Corrections. Her attorney said he had “no idea”…
The city of Minneapolis agreed Thursday to pay nearly $9 million to settle lawsuits filed by two people who said former police…
The city of St. Paul, Minnesota is on a mission to rid all property deeds of the racist clauses that…
Some activists were upset that the “court-enforceable settlement agreement” wasn’t posted publicly until after the vote.
Nearly 100,000 women of color went missing in 2020, and now one state wants to do something about it
Minnesota is looking to launch an Office of Missing and Murdered Black Women and Girls to investigate missing persons and…
The Minnesota Senate moved Tuesday to restore voting rights to convicted felons as soon as they get out of prison…
The Minnesota Supreme Court on Wednesday upheld state laws that prohibit people with felony convictions from voting until they finish…