Plus: Vandalism leaves more than 100 cars damaged in Minneapolis; Minnesota Targets selling THC drinks; and more.

A Roseville attorney said he discovered the issue in 2023 in Olmsted County, then again this year in Aitkin County.

Challenging transgender protections. Pressuring Minnesota’s secretary of state to hand over voter rolls. And most recently, bringing legal pressure against the Twin Cities’ immigration sanctuary ...

“Yes and no,” Ramsay said. There is no procedure in Minnesota to request a retest or an analysis of the instrument used in your case by law enforcement, he said. Minnesotans do have the right to ...

Anxiously awaited guidelines surrounding THC beverages and edibles sold in Minnesota should give manufacturers an on-ramp to ...

When Minnesota’s statewide math and reading test scores were released at the end of August, the 2025 results were largely unchanged from the previous year. The same can’t be said for science scores.

Minnesota students’ science test scores dropped this year amid news science standards, according to the state Department of Education. Overall, 25.7% of students met or exceeded the new standards.

The U.S. Department of Justice is asking Minnesota to hand over its voter registration list. Secretary of State Steve Simon is refusing — and now the DOJ is suing Minnesota and five other states that ...

Seventh and eighth grade students work collaboratively on algebra problems in Ailee Reinhardt’s math class at Pioneer Ridge Middle School in Chaska, Minnesota, Sept. 24, 2025. (Photo by Nicole ...

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Whether it comes from courtrooms or the Capitol, Minnesota’s cannabis laws look in need of clarification in response to wide interpretations by cities. Local governments by law can cap the number of ...

A federal court has denied a truck driver’s claim that Minnesota’s gun laws violate the Second Amendment. However, a bill in Congress could change that. Judge John Tunheim of the District of Minnesota ...