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Minnesota nonprofits take a blow as Trump administration places AmeriCorps staff members on leave
A federal agency focused on volunteerism and service is one of the latest targets of cost-cutting efforts by the Trump ...
As hundreds of immigrants are detained in Minnesota, families struggle with separation
Hearings at the Fort Snelling Immigration Court are filled with jailed men lamenting how their wives and children will pay ...
Minnesota Gov. Walz rips Trump admin deportations to 'Salvadorian gulags,' claims 'university students being swept up'
Former Democratic vice presidential candidate Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz criticized the Trump admin's immigration policies, ...
Minnesota DNR works to tag steelhead trout on Knife River to understand population decline
Steelhead are a type of rainbow trout that head to the Knife River to spawn. But fewer and fewer have been making that trek ...
Minnesota academic leaders among hundreds condemning Trump ‘overreach’
After Harvard University sued the Trump administration this week over its decision to freeze billions in federal funds to the ...
Former athlete allegedly injured by transgender competitor pushes back on comments from Minnesota AG
Panelists Payton McNabb and Paula Scanlan discuss the political debate around transgender athletes in women’s sports on ‘The ...
Here are the laws for work zones in Minnesota you need to know as we enter construction season
With road work back in full swing, enforcement of work zone laws is increasing, too. "Work zones can be as small as a work ...
Minnesota joins lawsuit against Trump’s tariffs: ‘Severe harm to Minnesota families’
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison announced the lawsuit Wednesday afternoon, the same day it was filed in the United ...