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Duluth residents have turned a recent viral comment from billionaire Kathy Cargill on its head, instead using it to motivate people to donate boxes of cereal to families in need.

Minneapolis’ 19 Bar is shuttered after a fire burned through the building on Friday. There were no injuries reported. The bar wrote in a Facebook post that it’s closed until further notice.

In advance of The Guthrie opening “Richard II,” “Henry IV” and “Henry V,” three experts look at Shakespeare’s ability to resonate across cultures and generations.

Since 2021, the city of Minneapolis has expanded its Behavioral Crisis Response unit to include dozens of staff working 24/7.

Addressing the digital divide involves addressing the communitys and businesses ability to access data.

Authorities say shots were fired Tuesday night as law enforcement officers pursued a vehicle in the western Twin Cities metro area. There were no reports of serious injuries.

Most of the money in a Minnesota electric vehicle rebate program has been claimed and checks will start going out in late April.

Gov. Tim Walz was in Rosemount celebrating a $71 million plant expansion to boost aluminum recycling.

Pawlenty was one of the state leaders who helped the Twin Cities navigate recovery and rebuilding after the 35W bridge fell into the Mississippi River in 2007.

Former Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura is launching his own brand of cannabis edibles. Ventura is partnering with Columbia Heights-based Retro Bakery, which is producing hemp-derived THC edibles under the Jesse Ventura Farms brand.