Minnesota taxpayers have paid $27 million for 90,000 abortions since 1995
Since the Minnesota Supreme Court's Doe v. Gomez decision in 1995, state taxpayers have reimbursed abortion providers with roughly $27 million for more than...
‘Minnesota no longer trusts this man,’ business coalition says of governor
The group behind this week’s mass reopening of small businesses said “most of Minnesota no longer trusts” Gov. Tim Walz.
“With little hope, we listened...
‘Shameful’: Minnesota bars and restaurants allowed to reopen for outdoor dining...
Gov. Tim Walz made some minor modifications to his COVID-19 restrictions on bars, restaurants, gyms and social gatherings during a Wednesday announcement.
The new rules...
Under plea bargain, gang member with repeat charges of attempted murder...
A man who police say is a member of the Somali Outlaws gang, and who was charged last year with several counts of attempted...
Brainerd man pleads guilty to Minneapolis Police Third Precinct arson
A Brainerd man has pleaded guilty to a federal charge for his role in the fire that destroyed the Minneapolis Police Department’s Third Precinct...
Why hasn’t Biden received a coronavirus vaccine?
President-elect Joe Biden coughed his way through a 13-minute victory speech Monday night.
This incident, his age, and the medical miracles of recent days raise...
‘Ridiculously short notice’: Walz has delayed closure announcement twice
Restrictions on bars, restaurants and other small businesses are set to expire Friday, but Gov. Tim Walz has twice delayed an announcement on what...
VIDEO: State rep says taxpayer money could go to strip clubs...
Taxpayer money used for Minnesota's $242 million COVID-19 relief bill will likely go to strip clubs, and could go to adult entertainment stores, according...
‘Willful disregard of the law’: State suspends defiant restaurant’s liquor license
The Minnesota Department of Public Safety suspended the liquor license of Boardwalk Bar & Grill, a restaurant in East Grand Forks that reopened last...
Supreme Court rules in favor of Colorado church, bars state from...
The U.S. Supreme Court ordered Tuesday that a federal court must reexamine Colorado’s coronavirus restrictions on indoor religious services.
In an unsigned decision, the court...