Sen. Amy Klobuchar is not seeing the same level of support that propelled her to the Senate, however. In the U.S. Senate race, Democrats are favored to win Sen. Tina Smiths seat.

Park users are scrambling to delay a Minneapolis Park Board vote on stripping the primary use of Minnehaha Dog Park.

Information about methodology, demographics of the respondents and a map of the geographic regions for this weeks Star Tribune/KARE 11/Hubbard School of Journalism and Mass Communication Minnesota Poll.

First responders found the man submerged in corn in Storden, Minn.

Helping Paws is training a litter of puppies this summer in honor of the only animal to ever lie in state in Minnesota.

An online survey is now open as the agency begins to look at what will improve the customer experience.

The annual insect emergence can create slick driving conditions on river crossings in southeastern Minnesota.

Small vacant lots have been waiting two decades for redevelopment along the Green Line. The city is buying a building to turn a half-block into a mega-property for sale.

With fewer staff, many federal weather stations are no longer launching morning weather balloons, including facilities used by Minnesota meteorologists.

Prosecutors allege Charles Healey exploited a Medicaid program to buy luxury cars and Rolex watches. But he argues he ran a growing program amid confusing state rules.

A new project will double the capacity in a town where expectant parents once faced waitlists.

Hennepin County Sheriff Dawanna Witt withdrew her name from the endorsement process after several narrow votes.

Minneapolis event is one of many slated for the Twin Cities to celebrate the end of slavery in the U.S.

Forest Lakes first cannabis dispensary will soon open, with the mayor at the helm.

Southside Community Health Services, which recently opened a clinic on Lake Street, is working to offer trauma- and culturally informed care to assault survivors.

It took nine years for city officials to find an artist and funding for the statue, which commemorates Black firefighters across Minnesota.

The shooting on Golden Valley Road happened early Saturday.

There have been 27 fatalities so far this year, compared with just 13 at this time last year. Speed and inexperience may be to blame, officials said.

Minnesota politicians are balancing grief, security and purpose as they adapt to life after the June 14 attacks.

Small town departments, facing shrinking fields of officer applicants that cant keep up with retirements, are heading toward extinction, union leader says.

The New York Mills Great American Think-Off will have to substitute a Minnesotan for Nigerian writer Solape Adetutu Adeyemi.

The event, organized by the White House-backed Freedom 250 group, will take place on the National Mall from June 25 to July 10.

A federal judge lambasted the U.S. Attorneys Office for prosecutorial harassment.

The Board of Regents will vote June 26 on the tuition hike and budget cuts, which is the sixth consecutive year tuition has risen for U of M students.

Residents are shaken and said they never thought they would see an ICE raid in their neighborhood.