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Minnesota faith leaders gathered Thursday at the State Capitol pledging to protect the right to vote and to have votes properly counted. 

Early voting begins Friday

“We don’t get to just vote as normal because, unfortunatel...


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Christian Castro, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent who shot a man through the door of a north Minneapolis home in January, was released Thursday evening on conditional bail from Hennepin County Jail, where he was held for state-level charges.

At his first appearance at federal district court in St. Paul on Friday for a separate case, Castro pleaded no...


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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent Christian Castro, who is accused of unjustifiably shooting Julio Cesar Sosa-Celis through the closed door of a north Minneapolis home in January, made his first appearance in Hennepin County District Court Thursday.

Minnesota prosecutors fought for months to get Castro into court,


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This week marks the 100th anniversary of the policy directive by U.S. Agriculture Secretary William Jardine that 640,000 acres of forests and waters in northern Minnesota be managed as a roadless wilderness area. 

“It will be the policy of the Department (of Agriculture) to retain as much as possible of the land which has recreational opportunities of this nature as wi...


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The Minneapolis City Council is considering a proposal to effectively ban driverless robotaxis, as several council members push to protect the jobs of more than 10,000 rideshare drivers in the state.

The proposed ordinance would require commercial autonomous vehicles to be staffed by “


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