The U.S. admitted 159,252 refugees in 1981. By fiscal 2026, the number had fallen to 16,292 — and none from Ethiopia or Somalia.
DFL hopeful Amy Klobuchar is also bracing for a gloomy budget forecast and the possibility of state employee layoffs.
Advocates credit a combination of low-barrier treatment and culture-rooted care in addressing opioid addiction among Karen and Karenni youth.
Plus: Not looking good for hospitals under the OBBBA; St. Paul schools layoffs postponed; and more in your Minnesota news roundup.
The historically Black Rondo neighborhood was sliced in two by I-94. A vast land bridge could help to heal it, but decisions are far-off.
As shelter needs remain high, the Union Gospel Mission Twin Cities CEO spent 24 hours talking about homelessness and surfacing solutions.
Months before the opening of the Green Line Extension, Metro Transit riders’ perception of safety remains a critical concern.
As another Minnesota winter approaches, remember that we're better at adapting than we are at predicting how we'll feel.
Welcome to a fascinating season of Minnesota Timberwolves basketball. The former laughingstock franchise of the NBA has become appointment viewing and one of the league’s daredevil darlings in their ...
From Fortune 500 companies to local governments, Minnesota organizations are spending more as they seek influence in the nation's capital.
Plus: Federal and local authorities team up against teen violence; Gummy bear ... brats; and more in your Minnesota news roundup.
Plus: Nick Shirley gets paid; You can see a post about You Can See Everything; and more in your Minnesota news roundup.
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