Catharine Richert

After a late night, Democrats reconvened in Rochester with a plan to endorse a candidate for U.S. Senate.

As the candidate filing period comes to a close, the race to fill an open state Senate seat in Rochester is shaping up to become a critical battleground

A new grant program approved by state legislators last year is helping more Minnesota students get out of the classroom and into the wild to study science and nature up close and in person. For one group of kids from a St. Paul Spanish immersion school, the trip to the outdoors couldn’t have come at a better time.

Jason Lohmann had already worked a full day at the lumber yard, but his tasks for the day were hardly over.

Blink and you’ll miss them. Dotting the trails around an environmental learning center in Lanesboro are life-like crocheted mushrooms. They’re a lesson in mycology and finding art in unexpected places.

A few years ago, Tim Shea and his partner Linda Donadei made a daytrip from the Twin Cities to the Minnesota State Public School for Dependent and

Somali American and Muslim community members in Minnesota are raising concerns about safety and Islamophobia after President Donald Trump posted a video showing children at a St.

The Fourth of July may be over, but summer is just getting started. And for emergency rooms, this is one of the busiest times of the year.

The value of commercial spaces, like office buildings, are shrinking in the Twin Cities.

The city of Rochester is moving a step closer to getting a new sports stadium downtown.