Minnesota

Hunt and Gather is a unique store in south Minneapolis that has become a destination for both locals and celebrities.

Activists are urging lawmakers to ban non-disclosure agreements between local governments and tech companies, a practice that is sometimes used to shield the public from information when data centers are in development.

A federal court has sentenced Derrick Thompson for gun and drug convictions years after he caused a crash that killed five women in Minneapolis.

Seven people charged as a group, six of them family members, were set to begin trial on April 7. Most of them have pleaded guilty, except one.

Minnesota lawmakers heard emotional testimony as they considered a new bill that would reform how assisted living facilities handle emergencies, including when an elderly resident falls.

Several No Kings rallies are planned across Minnesota for March 28, with a flagship event being held in St. Paul.

The rise of autonomous vehicles is sparking political discussions in Minnesota as lawmakers debate how to regulate this emerging technology.

Minnesota's third "No Kings" protest is bringing several high-profile activists to the State Capitol in St. Paul to speak alongside local leaders about what they say is the "Trump administration's authoritarianism and corruption."

St. Paul police are investigating a shooting that left a man dead and a woman critically injured.

Two more people pleaded guilty on Wednesday in federal court to one count of wire fraud in the Feeding Our Future fraud case. A third rejected a plea deal, and heads to trial on April 7.