Ava Kian

This weekend’s festivities will coincide with Twin Cities Pride, meaning downtown will be full of both residents and tourists alike.

While federal aid is on its way for 22 counties, a disaster declaration that would help farmers is unlikely.

Jim Joens looked across his fields with disappointment. On a hot sunny day, after nearly a week of downpour that brought the region over 11 inches of rain, he knew

Idea mirrors efforts on other small communities to make use of historic buildings — often as spaces for arts and trades.

The FCC maps show the areas still in need of broadband coverage, although many have said they severely undercount the need.

Minneapolis group hopes its research will lead to an honest appraisal of the impact boarding schools had on Indigenous people.

While state data shows job vacancies have come down since a COVID-pandemic spike, concerns about unfilled positions remain.

Jobs, housing and the appeal of lakes country are helping the county buck predictions of population loss.

While some land has been returned, Sen. Mary Kunesh thinks misunderstandings led to the failure of some bills during the last legislative session.

Civic leaders hope outreach and boot camps will help to cultivate a new generation of office holders and engage more people in local politics.