Transparency advocates say the University skirted transparency and violated the spirit of public data laws by naming one presidential finalist.

Vascudyne Inc. has received positive trial results for a unique technology that can replace blood vessels and heart valves with less risk of death.

Renters' rights and medical amnesty bills will be reintroduced this legislative session.

Mapping Prejudice, which launched in 2016, finds and maps housing deeds with racist language.

Joan Gabel, the sole presidential finalist, spoke at a public forum Monday at Coffman Union.

The county revised its recycling ordinance to include more organics recycling, however, the University of Minnesota is already meeting the requirements.

A Minnesota Department of Health study published last month found higher numbers of hospitalizations in young diabetics.

The City Council reallocated $43,000 in Minneapolis Police Department funds to create a youth outreach team in Cedar-Riverside.