Mourning the loss of those who saved others in shootings
They deserved so much better from lawmakers owned by the gun lobby.
They deserved so much better from lawmakers owned by the gun lobby.
It's unlikely the $2 trillion bill will be a good use of taxpayer money.
Currently, our debates and our solutions are driven by ideology (as two recent commentaries reflect). It wasn't always that way. Foundations, this presents an opportunity.
Students and staff face danger every day due to lack of mental health and trauma services in public schools. Legislators are now negotiating what will, and won't, get funded.
New revenue figures play into final budget negotiations.
The county is seeking to end a power-sharing agreement that guided the redevelopment of the 427-acre site.
Michael Favor has accepted a job as an assistant superintendent for Roseville Area Schools.
University of Minnesota's College of Food, Agricultural and Natural Resource Sciences' undergraduates celebrated their graduation Friday.
The yogurt company plans to pay the school lunch debts of low-income families with students attending a district that made headlines by announcing children who owe money would get cold sunflower butter and jelly sandwiches instead of a hot meal, the mayor's office confirmed Friday.
The U.S. will move a Patriot missile battery into the Middle East to counter threats from Iran, the Pentagon said Friday, reflecting ongoing concerns that Tehran may be planning to attack America forces or interests in the region.
The prosecutor said the public's right to inspect evidence after the trial is "not absolute."
The teams will play a doubleheader on Saturday after being snowed out on April 12.
The job scene is not as good as the unemployment rate makes it seem, Minneapolis Fed chief says.
The Hennepin Couny attorney said he needs "time away from the high stress running" of his office. It comes a week after the high-profile conviction of a former Minneapolis police officer for murder.
A con artist who was sentenced to four to 12 years in prison for swindling banks, hotels and wealthy New Yorkers says she's not sorry for anything she did.
After much hype leading up to the largest initial public offering in five years, Uber hit a few potholes on its first day of trading, closing down 8% and reflecting lingering doubts about its future prospects for profitability.
Lee Roper-Batker's leadership has led to changes in laws and police training.
Brian Zachek's therapy is a tool now common in hospices, hospitals and retirement homes around the Twin Cities.