Mohamed Ibrahim

The emergency closure of affected areas will last “until further notice” and allow the U.S. Forest Service to assess the damage.

The passage of the new recycling law collection fees, companies now have a vested financial interest in how much packaging waste they produce

Attorneys for the Minneapolis Police officers involved in George Floyd’s murder used the term in their legal defense.

After a few years of drought conditions, Minnesota has come in this year with one of the wettest years on record due to recent flooding.

The Minnesota Board on Judicial Standards is investigating Anoka County Judge John Dehen for issuing rulings that “manifest prejudice.”

Minnesota pollution officials announced another big step in the fight against PFAS, or “forever” chemicals, polluting the state’s waterways.

A few dozen retirees took to the Wells Fargo corporate building demanding the banking giant divest from fossil fuels.

Proponents argue the higher salaries in the new Minneapolis police contract will help the department remedy staffing woes.

Minnesota court officials are looking at increasing jury pay as a possible method to improve representativeness among juries.

The trust fund, partly funded by the Minnesota State Lottery system, has provided more than $1 billion for more than 1,600 projects.