The City of Minneapolis has decided on a new home for the Third Precinct, putting an end to a long-running dispute between the City...

Anti-war protests have been frequent in the Twin Cities following Israel’s offensive strikes into the Gaza Strip, but a protest on...

When Minnesota legalized marijuana last year, lawmakers claimed they were doing it in part to empower those most impacted by the war on...

Hennepin County Chief Justice Toddrick Barnette was sworn in as the new commissioner of the Office of Community Safety Monday morning....

The St. Paul City Council voted Wednesday to rewrite the city’s zoning laws in an effort to reduce housing costs and diversify housing...

Hundreds of people gathered on the steps of the Minnesota Capitol to demand elected officials call for a ceasefire in the ongoing...

Each year the People of Color Career Fair draws crowds of workers looking to engage with Minnesota companies committed to diversifying...

More than a thousand people gathered in Uptown Minneapolis to oppose the ongoing Israeli offensive in Gaza and the West Bank. The march...

City of Minneapolis contract negotiators rejected an offer by the Police Officers Federation of Minneapolis, stating that the offer...

The Metropolitan Council passed a new set of rules Wednesday afternoon aimed at reducing fare evasion. The change comes as part of the...

The Minneapolis City Council accepted a $1.02 million grant from the Centers for Disease Control Thursday morning. The grant will go...

On Wednesday morning, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey asked the City Council to approve a location for the city’s Third Precinct police...

The Minneapolis City Council was poised to spend $145,000 on a workers’ compensation claim from former officer Sgt. Andrew Bittell, who...

St. Paul is now restricting smoking on public property in an effort to curb the use of tobacco, marijuana and hemp on St. Paul streets. A...

Rent control has taken center stage in Twin Cities politics in recent years as the price of housing has skyrocketed, and it could...

When Minnesota unveiled the Office of Missing and Murdered African American Women earlier this year, it sought to understand the...

As early voting gets underway in the Twin Cities, new state and local election regulations are coming into effect. Those include a new...

The City of Minneapolis is moving forward on selling two plots of land to the Red Lake Nation to be used for the creation of a community...

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison issued a clarification Wednesday afternoon on a controversial law restricting use of force on...

The Minneapolis City Council voted to scrap the plan to house the city's Third Precinct police station in Century Plaza on the edge of...