Foreign policy was in the news this week — especially a summit in Alaska focused on the prospects for peace in Ukraine.

Disagreement over the small things creates texture in our relationships — and might help us learn to disagree about the big ...

Plus: A trickle of Hmong American deportees; Rochester considers pushing back renewable energy goal; state senator arrested ...

One morning in February 2023, a small group of mineral owners arrived at the North Dakota Capitol on a mission. They had traveled from across the state and other parts of the country to explain to ...

Plus: Office of Cannabis Management has new executive director; Eagan residents express concerns over lead pollution; and ...

Republican lawmakers are blaming Canada for not preventing and containing wildfires. Scientists say that's a glaring omission ...

Colorado, Maine, and other states are prioritizing clean energy deployment as Trump’s budget law threatens to raise ...

Hear from MinnPost reporter Ana Radelat and deputy editor Dan Haugen on what the new legislation means for Minnesota and you.

The SNAP program has historically been supported by the nation’s farmers, and it’s run by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Usually, changes to SNAP are made in a massive five-year farm bill that ...

Carrington, an All-Defensive first teamer obtained in a trade with Dallas, brings energy to both ends of the court.

As a commissioner on the State Emblems Redesign Commission, I’m incredibly proud of the new Minnesota state flag we adopted ...

Plus: Fate of Minneapolis hospital amid financial struggles; Frey's property tax increase proposal for next year's budget; and more.