A Minnesota bill would let grocery stores donate eggs after their quality assurance date instead of throwing them away.
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MDH said it is in contact with the person, who has been "very cooperative."
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The Minnesota Wild are back home Monday night for Game 4 against the Colorado Avalanche.
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State air quality officials say wildfire smoke, ozone and drought conditions could make this an active summer for alerts.
A new batch of Minnesota laws touches technology, fraud, bridges, tow trucks, and more.
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A criminal complaint says Tommy Lee Adams used his old loss prevention knowledge to enter a secure office, move cameras and steal items.
A batch of newly signed bills touches everything from crypto kiosks to kratom, crossbows, and police-related protections.
Several big races will be on the ballot, and Minnesota voters already have key dates to circle.
Police said two young adult men suffered non-life-threatening gunshot wounds and three possible suspects were detained.
Minnesota drivers have a new, simpler rule to remember around school buses.
The Trump administration wants a federal judge to block Keith Ellison from pursuing Minnesota's climate case against energy companies.
The Minnesota Wild open their second-round playoff series Sunday night in Colorado, while the Timberwolves start their own second-round.
The Timberwolves and Wild both advanced to the second round Thursday night, while the short-handed Wolves stunned Denver.
Small businesses could qualify for zero-interest loans, but the proposal still faces an uncertain path in the House.
The bill would require companies to block consumer access to AI tools used to create fake nude or sexual images of real people.
FBI Director Kash Patel said the bureau quickly took up the case after video of the alleged St. Paul assault surfaced online.
Several Minnesota cities have moved to bring back the old state flag, and a new bill would put state aid on the line.
A jury found Emadeldin Ibrahim liable for $188,350 in false meal reimbursement claims, with damages to be tripled.
Drivers in the Twin Cities will face two major construction headaches in the coming days.
Jamie Rand paid nearly $2 million for the Great Northern Building and told the Star Tribune he wants more downtown assets.
Kalshi said the Minnesota state senator, now running for Congress, agreed to a fine and five-year suspension after trading on his own race.
The package would put more money toward housing development, homelessness prevention and homebuyer help as affordability remains a challenge
The new laws address veterans benefits, energy transmission permitting, liquor licensing and mortgage foreclosures.
A highly contagious virus that causes severe vomiting and diarrhea in young children is circulating at elevated levels nationwide.
State officials say funding delays could disrupt care for 35,000 children and strain hospitals and clinics across Minnesota.
A rare parasite not seen in the U.S. in decades is driving the change.
A bipartisan bill would allow alcohol in nursing homes and assisted living, with restrictions and no sales.
Authorities say Kelvin Micaiah Luebke used a fake birth certificate to enroll and attended classes as a student.
Anthony Edwards still scored 17 after a brief delay, as a shooting, layoffs, and a reopened murder case made headlines across Minnesota.
Minnesota ranks 15th for tax burden, but one nearby state may surprise you.
"Preliminary information indicates this incident was accidental," police said.
Minnesota officials are stepping up enforcement in April and reminding drivers what the hands-free law allows.
State officials say multiple preparers were convicted, fined, or ordered to stop work after violating tax laws.