Rob Olson

One teenager was arrested and two others have been questioned after a series of threats against south Twin Cities metro schools between Sunday and Tuesday.

A teenager was arrested and two other juveniles are in custody after social media threats caused multiple south metro schools to cancel classes.

Governor Tim Walz is under ever-increasing criticism for how his administration has handled rampant fraud in state-administered federal programs.

One day after the Trump administration announced it would freeze federal funding for child care programs in Minnesota as it investigated potential fraud, Minnesota’s political leaders and community spoke out about the decision that could affect thousands.

Assistant U.S. Attorney Rebecca Kline is one of the new lead prosecutors in the Feeding Our Future cases, after the departures of other prosecutors in recent months.

Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport is bucking the national trend of long TSA wait times during the partial government shutdown. While hubs like Atlanta are seeing two-hour lines and relying on ICE agents to help with staffing shortages, MSP Airport reports its checkpoints are consistently taking less than 30 minutes—and sometimes under five.

Xcel Energy CEO Bob Frenzel told a crowd at the University of Minnesota on Tuesday he believes the data centers that power AI, with the huge energy demands they bring, may actually lower costs for everyone.

The Brief Xcel Energy CEO Bob Frenzel spoke at the University of Minnesota on Tuesday, answering questions about clean energy and data center demands.

A massive effort to review nearly 6,000 Medicaid service providers in Minnesota got underway three weeks ago.

Just weeks after the legislative session ended, families and advocates returned to the Capitol to demand more help for Minnesotans wrongfully imprisoned and their loved ones.