The Make America Healthy Again movement has sounded the alarm on environmental toxins, but the Trump administration has pushed to roll back regulations. Join MPR News guest host Kelly Gordon at 8 p.m....

The next Feeding Our Future trial is expected to begin April 20 after one of the defendants in the sprawling case appeared in court Wednesday and rejected a plea deal from prosecutors.

The family's lawyers plan to appeal the judge's decision to deport the family to Ecuador.

Bills banning non-disclosure agreements and requiring local governments to release more information about proposed data center projects are earning bipartisan support at the Minnesota legislature.

Former Minnesota Department of Health Commissioner Jan Malcolm will collaborate with leaders from hospitals and health systems across the state to tackle financial challenges to support hospitals and ...

Minnesota and men's hockey coach Bob Motzko have agreed to part ways, the university announced Wednesday, a day after women's coach Brad Frost was fired.

Trader uncertainty stemming from the war in Iran contributed to a bump in crop prices. However, that same war has also driven up the cost of farming necessities such as fertilizer and fuel.

Markwayne Mullin is telling senators he wants to steady the Department of Homeland Security, fund it and keep it out of constant controversy. The Republican Oklahoma senator appeared Wednesday for his...

The Fargo Police Department has drawn criticism for jailing a woman for more than five months after artificial intelligence facial recognition software flagged her as a suspect in a crime.

In an update just before noon, South St. Paul police said a suspect was in custody. The school district said classes would resume on Thursday.

Minnesotans made more than 9 million visits to food shelves last year. That's nearly triple the number of visits in 2019, and demand will likely continue to soar as stricter work requirements for fede...