The lawsuit aims to invalidate parts of a 1,400 page mega-bill passed at the end of the 2024 legislative session, based on the Minnesota Constitution requirement that bills address a single subject, and bear a title reflecting that subject.

Early Voting, a method allowing voters to cast their ballot early in a traditional manner, opened Oct. 16, 2026. Minnesotans already cast over 202,000 ballots in the first four weeks of absentee voting, which began Sept. 18.

Bee’n Happy Farms is among the awardees of a Minnesota Department of Agriculture grant that helps beginner farming businesses grow.

Bemidji State University will get $4.8 million for fiscal year 2028 and must create a financial recovery plan.

Officials call it a ‘stopgap’ measure that should help as they address a $31.5 million systemwide deficit. An internal report warned 10 years ago that Minnesota State could face multimillion dollar budget holes.

The Public Utilities Commission directed Minnesota Valley to stop unlawful disconnection threats to the Upper Sioux Community over its behind-the-meter energy project.

The rechargeable batteries are used in nearly every home and are generally safe but can be dangerous.

Average caseloads have exceeded state standards meant to ensure attorneys can meet their ethical duty to provide “prompt, competent, and diligent representation.”

With midterm elections ahead, the prices of goods and services takes a strong lead in the list of voter concerns.

The Republican-controlled Iowa Legislature met in special session to nearly double the state's allowable tax incentives as Mesabi Metallics plans a steel mill there.