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New York artists Brad Kahlhamer and Waverly Bergwin become the inaugural residents of a new artist residency program at Minnesota’s Nemeth Art Center, using the rural setting to create unique works of art for an exhibition in July.

The court unanimously dismissed on standing grounds a challenge to President Biden's groundbreaking plan to forgive some or all federal student loan debt for tens of millions of Americans.

Scotlands Finest Woods Awards took center stage at the prestigious Royal Highland Show, highlighting the pinnacle of excellence in farming and…

Some Minnesota districts are laying off staff, closing schools and enlarging class sizes. A rise in state funding has lessened the need for budget cuts but, in many places, not eliminated them entirely.

A Minneapolis man claims in a civil rights lawsuit filed Wednesday that authorities wrongfully jailed and charged him based on faulty facial recognition technology.

This week, Art Hounds recommend the Minnesota Marine Art Museum, sea shanty singalongs and a festival of murals.

A raft of new budget and policy laws are set to take effect in Minnesota starting this weekend. Here’s what you need to know.

A conservative voters group says the Legislature lacked authority to give people with felony records their voting rights back before they completed their full sentences.

Authorities in Rochester say dry weather revealed a vehicle sunk in a drainage pond and police found a body inside.

The Minneapolis Park Board plans to close the landmark Stone Arch Bridge overnights this weekend through the July 4th holiday. Some residents of neighborhoods near the bridge are criticizing the plan and the short notice.