The Latest Breaking News from Minnesota

Since the year 2000, the Minnesota Vikings have made 15 trades involving first-round picks.

DULUTH, Minn. — Minnesota and Wisconsin so far seem to be avoiding a mysterious decline in wild turkey numbers that has plagued several southern states in recent years, with populations in the north holding steady even through some tough winters.

MINNEAPOLIS — One wintry day, a new Russian immigrant named Artem came to the Minnesota State Capitol to protest the war in Ukraine. Then a police siren sounded afar, and he grew fearful.

With his wife, Jade Thomason, Carl Haensel operates Namebini, a fly-fishing guide service headquartered in Duluth that specializes in rivers along the north and south shores of Lake Superior. Together the couple recently published a comprehensive book, "Fly Fishing Minnesota," which offers detailed information about how and where to fly…

MINNEAPOLIS — The University of Minnesota should take action to atone for nearly two centuries of abuses that continue to harm Indigenous people, researchers argue in a new report released this week.

It takes more than 500 employees to produce a million pounds of cereal every day at the Post plant in Northfield, Minnesota. About 100 of them have been with the company less than a year.

Vision of one of the pilots was affected for several hours after the incident

Surging temperatures, combined with a surplus of snow from over the winter, will cause the spring flood season to ramp up

The father of her children, who has not been described as her partner by authorities, says he last saw her at her home on the morning of 31 March

A statewide report from financial analysts notes worrying signs for 2023, however.

Last month, thousands of people with felony convictions regained the right to vote in New Mexico, the latest in a growing number of states seeking to reintegrate residents into society by allowing them to participate in elections upon leaving prison.