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The City of Minneapolis announced Thursday that it will combat open-air drug markets with a multi-agency enforcement effort. That announcement comes days after federal authorities unveiled new indictments connected to Minneapolis drug markets.
By: Luke Sprinkel
Minnesota Republicans are condemning Tim Walz and Keith Ellison's decision to pardon Tou Lue Vang, a convicted child sex offender.
St. Louis Park Mayor Nadia Mohamed spent America's 250th anniversary in Somalia rather than the United States, according to Somali news outlet Hiiraan Online.
By: Luke Sprinkel
Just two months ago, Gov. Tim Walz was in Maine campaigning for Platner. Minnesota U.S. Sen. Tina Smith said early last month that she remained "excited" about Platner's candidacy.
By: Luke Sprinkel
The poll stands in contrast to a June KSTP/SurveyUSA poll which had Mike Lindell in first place.
By: Luke Sprinkel
The case, which sought disclosure of police footage from Nicole Mitchell's arrest, has been in progress for over two years.
By: Luke Sprinkel
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Michele Tafoya announced Monday that her campaign raised $2.62 million in the second quarter of 2026.
By: Luke Sprinkel
The controversial Minnesota Paid Leave program has already paid out nearly $600 million its first six months of operation.
By: Luke Sprinkel
Shireen Gandhi, the deputy commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Human Services, is retiring from the oft-criticized state agency.
By: Luke Sprinkel
DFL Rep. Angie Craig raised the most money of any Minnesota U.S. Senate candidate during the second quarter of the year.
