Plus: St. Paul police investigate stabbing death; Ellison endorses Flanagan; GOP eyes train funds; northern Minnesotans brace for snow; and more. The post DOJ to seek death penalty for alleged killer of UnitedHealthcare CEO appeared first on MinnPost.

Klobuchar, other Democrats, seek answers to federal cuts to nutrition programs. The post USDA cuts hit food banks, risking hunger to low-income Minnesotans appeared first on MinnPost.

When factoring in hours worked residents and fellows make about minimum wage like $10 an hour. The post The reason behind residents and fellows at HCMC and the University of Minnesota choosing to unionize appeared first on MinnPost.

Plus: Carter declares state of emergency in St. Paul over trash pick-up; no charges in accidental child shooting; Robbinsdale schools to layoff 200; Twin Cities road construction and more. The post Second Minnesota international student detained by ICE appeared first on MinnPost.

More than 200 films are showing during the festivals 12-day run between April 2-13. The post Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival serves up wide range of offerings appeared first on MinnPost.

My parents, who worked for the Minnesota Department of Education, taught me the value of public service. The post Theres room for improving the federal bureaucracy, but not by dismantling whole agencies appeared first on MinnPost.

Plus: Around 500 Minnesota state employees protest more in-office work; hockey equipment in North America facing 25% tariff; Minnesotas law schools see surge in applications; and more. The post Man shot Monday morning while driving on I-94 in Minneapolis appeared first on MinnPost.

The exoneration of Edgar Barrientos-Quintana may be the first in the country related directly to the involvement of the television show "The First 48." The post ‘The First 48’ and the wrongly convicted Minnesota man appeared first on MinnPost.

Minnesota defines a lake as a body of water with an area of at least 10 acres. The post Does Minnesota have more than 10,000 lakes? appeared first on MinnPost.

College basketball coaches have been leaving programs for greener pastures for years. Now players are following suit. The post Cage coaches have little standing to gripe about player transfers appeared first on MinnPost.

The largest share of federal money distributed in Minnesota roughly $20 billion a year comes from the Department of Health and Human Services. The post How much federal money flows into Minnesota for health care, education, agriculture? appeared first on MinnPost.

In the early 1970s, women across Minnesota calling a legal information telephone line told staffers that they were experiencing physical abuse from their partners. The post How Womens Advocates created a groundbreaking shelter for victim-survivors of domestic violence appeared first on MinnPost.

Plus: Delta plane en route to Minneapolis from Reagan has close call; international U of M student detained by ICE, protests at Golden Valley Tesla dealership; and more. The post U.S. Bank exec. believed to have been on the plane that crashed in Brooklyn Park appeared first on MinnPost.

Plus: UnitedHealth scrubs DEI mentions from corporate website; legislative bill would outlaw cat declawing; Falcon Heights plans to charge for street parking during the fair; and more. The post Proposed cut to Medicaid in Minnesota is $1.5 billion appeared first on MinnPost.

Its the bedrock of college access for thousands of Minnesotans. The Legislature has a chance to fully fund it. The post The State Grant program is an important investment that should be protected appeared first on MinnPost.

The governor wants to collect sales tax when Minnesotans pay for a lawyer or financial adviser. The post Walz sales tax proposal hits consumers, while sparing business-to-business transactions appeared first on MinnPost.

Employing a whistleblower to counter misinformation and a visionary to inspire action would be a good start. The post The Democrats need a new opposition strategy appeared first on MinnPost.

Motorists pay a fee to use express lanes on some highways that run through the Twin Cities. The post Does Minnesota have toll roads? appeared first on MinnPost.

Minnesota musicians self-titled album is an ode to all who stand in the face of great oppression. The post Ukrainian-American artist YEV is responding to Russias attack on his homeland with music and hope appeared first on MinnPost.

Last week, St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter said in an email that the City Council had plunged the city into crisis and jeopardized its ability to provide residential trash service. What happens next? The post Its still unclear if trash will be picked up in St. Paul starting April 1 appeared first on MinnPost.

There are legitimate reasons to be optimistic about this team if they make the playoffs. The post Looking at the playoff scenario for the Wolves, the glass is half full appeared first on MinnPost.

It’s your glove, your baseball glove. It’s got a soul, a memory all its own, and a future that never fades because it has never let go of the grasp […] The post A baseball glove for the ages and the aged appeared first on MinnPost.

Plus: Former felons can serve on juries; FBI investigating forensic expert; St. Paul City Council to appoint new member; KATs home for sale and more. The post Downtown St. Paul without a grocery store after Lunds & Byerlys closes appeared first on MinnPost.

Plus: Minneapolis homeless encampment numbers fall by two-thirds; U of M College of Pharmacy developing male birth control pill; Netflix producing a new Little House on the Prairie; and more. The post First measles case in Minnesota in 2025 appeared first on MinnPost.

Seven Republicans and two Democrats have announced candidacies for the seat left vacant by Eichorn, who resigned after his arrest in a sex sting operation. The post Crowded field emerges to replace former state Sen. Justin Eichorn appeared first on MinnPost.