What Stephen Miller’s rise in the White House means for Minnesota
President Donald Trump’s incoming chief of staff has repeatedly attacked the state’s Somali community and pressed federal officials to investigate.
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President Donald Trump’s incoming chief of staff has repeatedly attacked the state’s Somali community and pressed federal officials to investigate.
Port Cargill on the Minnesota River was a WWII shipbuilding hub. Many of the wartime workers were women.
Split Rock Lighthouse State Park plans to open four new units in 2027, adding to a campground that opened in 2022.
Plus: City employees are getting layoff notices and Ring cameras need to quiet down.
Peggy Flanagan’s election marks a historic first for Native Americans. For the communities that have known her for decades, the victory is deeply personal.
The intense reaction draws from concerns about AI and years of cuts and tuition increases at Minnesota’s second-largest university.
Families are only starting to get rental vouchers and rising costs could prevent the program from hitting projections.
The agency says the man was released from immigration custody before he allegedly committed sexual assault.
In the social media post announcing the job offer, the president said he had also requested that White bring with him a number of UFC fighters to serve as aides who could respond…
The vehicle reached speeds of more than 100 mph during the mile-long pursuit before hitting a tree, the Sheriff’s Office said.