Jessie Van Berkel

Carter “finally earned a different and better place in the opinion of many Americans,” Mondale said in a 2019 interview.

Minnesota doesn’t have enough workers to help people with disabilities live independently. A new pilot program aims to draw college students into the field.

A Minneapolis-based personal care assistance company is accused of billing for services it did not provide and prosecutors say it was led by a man who was barred from such work.

Ramsey County's youth treatment homes will be the first of their kind in the state, the county says, helping kids with intensive mental health needs.

Lawmakers and advocates want Minnesota to follow other states in preserving the money for young people. But a new report doesn’t offer a fast fix.

Two winter camping novices spend a night out with an Arctic explorer to learn how to stay warm – and even enjoy – camping in freezing weather.

The state's massive Medicaid program is at the center of recent fraud prevention discussions. What exists to fight fraud now, and what are lawmakers eyeing?

MINNEAPOLIS — If there's one thing bringing state lawmakers together this session, it's this: Fighting fraud.

MINNEAPOLIS — If there's one thing bringing state lawmakers together this session, it's this: Fighting fraud.

From housing grants to energy assistance, many programs Minnesotans rely on are caught up in the confusion over potential federal funding freeze.