The Minnesota Daily provides an overview of what has happened and what will happen in the final stretch of the 2023 legislative session.

After failing in previous sessions, the bill aiming to protect LGBTQ+ children and vulnerable adults in the state passed the state Senate on April 21.

The Environmental Protection Agency and the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency will begin surveying Southeast Como’s Superfund industrial sites in late summer to mitigate impacts of pollution.

$1.99 Americano specializes in coffee and waffles and sells Korean-style ice cream.

The Minnesota Legislature elected Robyn Gulley, Mary Turner, Tadd Johnson and Penny Wheeler to the University of Minnesota Board of Regents in a joint session Monday night.

After nearly four years as president, Joan Gabel leaves behind a history filled with both praise and backlash.

Romello Lloyd, a 26-year-old student living in Bailey Hall, faces two criminal stalking charges and several EOAA reports. Some students said they feel the University should do more. The University said it has to follow often time-consuming procedures in these cases.

Romello Lloyd, a 26-year-old student living in Bailey Hall, faces two criminal charges and several EOAA reports.

21-year-olds will be able to sell, grow and consume cannabis once the legislation is signed by Gov. Tim Walz.

Students, parents and employees raise their concerns about safety and security within residence halls.