Homeless people living in Minneapolis could find shelter in places other than religious organizations, if a city ordinance passes later this year.
City officials met with Minneapolis residents and...
Flavored tobacco products may soon get the boot in Minneapolis convenience stores, which might cut into revenues but could potentially improve citizens’ health.
To make flavored tobacco...
In the midst of the avian flu outbreak, new testing methods could help researchers detect the disease more accurately in rural Minnesota birds.
Last week, the state Legislature allocated more than...
It may soon get easier for Minneapolitans to order Bloody Marys or jugs of beer to complement early Sunday breakfast.
A Minneapolis City Council committee unanimously passed two proposed...
A higher education funding bill may increase tuition next year for University of Minnesota undergraduate students if Gov. Mark Dayton signs off on it.
This legislative session, the University requested...
Suicide rates in Minnesota have been rising in recent years, while the amount of state funding for suicide prevention has drastically declined.
Now, community organizations and legislators...
People of all ages congested the intersection of East Lake Street and Hiawatha Avenue for the grand opening of Midtown Farmers Market Saturdaymorning.
Visitors hand-picked fresh produce...
Cody Raasch was running an errand after work earlier this month when a car drove straight into him, throwing him from his bicycle.
An ambulance brought the University of Minnesota psychology graduate...
Matthew Rodreick hasn’t cut or combed his hair in over six years.
After his son became paralyzed, Rodreick vowed not to maintain his hair until his son is out of his wheelchair. His long,...
