James Walsh

Service providers and advocates say move would set back decades of progress in helping homeless get off the streets.

More people with disabilities, from hard-of-hearing to autism spectrum disorder, are uniting with service dogs to help them with everyday tasks.

The largest Somali community in the U.S. is finding itself the subject of unwanted attention in the wake of criminal investigations and attacks from the Trump administration.

There were about 430 Somalis living in Minnesota with Temporary Protected Status as of 2023.

The state cited Care Crossings for more than 100 breaches of state law or rules. Whistleblowers say the business has long had issues.

The state ended a Medicaid benefit program called Housing Stabilization Services Friday after a massive FBI investigation into fraud.

The five-year $100 million campaign will help fund a new St. Paul center that will offer comprehensive services to Minnesotans in need.

Assisted living was meant for mostly independent seniors. But as more frail seniors go there, experts worry facilities aren’t as prepared as nursing homes for complex medical issues.

The allegations in the Integrated Community Supports program follow indictments of other Medicaid-funded programs.

The lawsuit alleges the Lake Street station is often unusable for disabled passengers. The Met Council rebuts the claims, calling them “unsupported allegations.”