Christopher Vondracek

A day after Rep. Angie Craig took the ranking-member spot in the House, the Minnesota senator was named to the same position in the Senate.

The Minnesota Democrat was elected by her colleagues to the ranking member spot, as the committee is expected to work on a new farm bill.

Daley Farm of Lewiston, Minn., had argued variance should be approved owing to, in part, a Winona County board prejudiced against dairy farmers.

No new breakthroughs were reported Saturday in the intensive hunt for the person who shot the Minnesota health care executive in New York City. The NYPD has offered a reward of up to $10,000.

The court wants to understand whether a DNA sample was taken constitutionally.

Sonja Trom Eayrs' 'Dodge County, Incorporated' takes a deep dive into what's happening with Minnesota farms

North Minneapolis tattoo artist tries to be what remains rare in Minnesota: a Black farmer

Charismatic turkey fails to win pardon from Gov. Walz

The swing-district congresswoman recently won re-election to the U.S. House by double digits and wants to build trust with rural Americans.

Replumbing fields, or “tiling” them, have made southern Minnesota a vital part of the nation’s corn belt.

A central Minnesota school returns to the state semifinals in football 36 years later

The plant is the latest in a litany of southern Minnesota towns, from Madelia to Marshall to Worthington, to face allegations they illegally employed minors in meat-processing facilities.

As reporters across Minnesota interviewed folks about this week’s election, personal stories and emblematic examples emerged.

A new $5 billion plant is coming to Moorhead with 650 jobs expected.

A small central Minnesota town has lost a mayor, a city manager, two school board members and now a superintendent in 2024.

Word-of-mouth spread across the Driftless: Grow oats. They’re good for the environment. But lagging infrastructure could stymie farmers in our backyard.

Hunting for the truth in a southern Minnesota field? Stay off social media.

Old Home’s federal lawsuit alleges breach of contract with its crosstown competitor Kemps over a packing-plant deal.

Gov. Tim Walz’s hunting party successfully bagged a rooster, though Walz didn’t take a shot during the two-hour hunt.

Pure Prairie Poultry, a Nicollet County-based chicken company, had tried to file for bankruptcy last month.