Medtronic has told investors it faces more than 10,000 similar cases nationwide over its Covidien hernia mesh repair devices.

Mayor Jacob Frey will unveil a budget proposal next week that could include layoffs and closing or consolidating some departments to plug a $33 million budget gap.

The partys leader sent a letter to the secretary of state as the Aug. 11 primary approaches.

The 1,600-bed prison is expected to open this fall. Contractors started repairs on the facility last year.

Two owls last week were brought to center after getting entangled in soccer nets left up after use.

Minnesotans who organized bus stop escorts and grocery deliveries during the immigration crackdown are now becoming party delegates, campaign volunteers and even candidates for office.

Once plagued by nutrient pollution, Upper Prior Lake now offers a blueprint for restoring troubled waters.

From the sky, a Minnesota Star Tribune photojournalist documents how the wildfires have scarred the forest as parts of the wilderness reopen.

Cooler temperatures arrive before another warmup later this week. A stray thunderstorm is possible.

Cion Lee Jordan was fatally shot near E. 7th and Wacouta streets in downtown.

The former judge faced backlash from progressive council members for police budget overruns and lax supervision of violence prevention efforts.

Matthew Baumgartner was convicted of second-degree DWI for a 2022 offense.

A Faribault man is charged with stealing a Flock camera, a license plate reading device that has stirred privacy concerns.

Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty vowed to hold him accountable at the state level.

Plus: Vang pardon spills into the attorney general race.

New parent-led groups are pushing Minnesota schools to rethink classroom technology due to rising mental health concerns and distracted learning.

Smoke from Western wildires diminishing

Demonstrators on both sides called for a nuanced approach and open conversation as the crowd grew heated at times.

A survey is open until Aug. 18; hundreds have already shared their ideas.

Michigan and Minnesota are among at least seven states coping with cyberattacks aimed at disrupting water systems nationwide.

With The Odyssey driving interest in movie theater formats, are old-school film screenings set for a revival?

True adoption is rare in the wild, but some birds routinely raise chicks that arent their own.

Its a precarious moment for people with disabilities. Some fear funding cuts, fraud fallout and other federal and state actions put their services and rights at risk.

Theyre showing us all what land stewardship looks like.

With fires still raging to the west and conditions still dry, we could use a good soaking. Some rain is expected Tuesday.