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The charges tied to the quarter-billion dollars relate to money spent on luxury vehicles, real estate and “other unlawful purchases,” a release says.

The gap between the candidates halved in the span of a month

Gas stations in Minnesota may be eligible for funding to upgrade or replace existing infrastructure in the state’s newest move to expand biofuel availability.

Minnesota has joined the U.S. Department of Justice in a lawsuit against RealPage Inc. for an alleged anti-competitive practice that hurt renters.

Payton McNabb, a high school volleyball player in 2022 injured from the volleyball spike of a boy playing girls sports, is filing a friend of the court brief to the Minnesota Supreme Court in support of an appellate court’s decision in a case involving USA Powerlifting.

Minnesota has a unique history of producing vice presidents.

The Minnesota Debt Fairness Act will ban medical providers from withholding care from patients with unpaid medical bills.

Mayor Jacob Frey and city of Minneapolis officials announced a new police recruitment campaign reaching a range of 300 miles after losing more than 300 officers since 2020.

The Minnesota Department of Education released the 2023 statewide assessment results.

And the number is likely to climb.

The Minneapolis City Council passed an ordinance that ride-share companies say will force them out of the city because of increased costs and regulations.

Starting this week, Gov. Tim Walz says more than two million, one-time tax rebate payments up to $1,300 per family will be sent to Minnesotans through September.