Lake Minnetonka water rights lawsuit pits Wayzata real estate agent against Orono's power players
The riparian rights were separated from a property in Orono in 1984. Four decades years later, it remains unclear who owns ...
Five things to know about Minnesota sports today
The Vikings are in a place of stability with new NFL Coach of the Year Kevin O'Connell, while the Wolves are restoring ...
Chronic speeder who left friend to die in fiery wreck gets prison sentence
A 19-year-old woman with a brief but extensive habit of speeding got a four-year sentence Friday for crashing her car on a ...
Wild's Vinnie Hinostroza goes from waiver wire to game-winner
Vinnie Hinostroza (18) of the Wild's shot trickles past Carolina goaltender Frederik Andersen on Thursday night at Xcel ...
Review: New ‘Midsummer’ resets the standard for the show at the Guthrie
Joseph Haj's production casts a spell of diverting magic ...
Sunday supper: Roast with the Most
With herbs, wine and a chile kick, this roast will be the tender, cozy meal you need to combat any winter cold snap. Just add ...
Anderson: With crossbow’s wider use, is the sun setting on the ‘old way’ of bow hunting?
Traditional and compound bow hunters may soon be outnumbered in Minnesota by crossbow hunters for deer if the Legislature ...
First retail tenant announced for massive Duluth hilltop housing project
The first retail business signed on for a major hilltop housing development in Duluth is a familiar favorite. Duluth’s Best ...
Podcast: How the Vikings’ busy night at NFL Honors unfolded
From New Orleans, the Minnesota Star Tribune’s Mark Craig discusses Vikings coach Kevin O’Connell winning AP NFL Coach of the ...
Podcast: Wild, Wolves and KOC were big winners on Thursday
Big tech will use Minnesota tax breaks for an influx of data centers. Nobody knows how much it will cost.
Democrats ask for an investigation into DOGE's access to Treasury's payment systems
Democratic lawmakers are seeking a Treasury Department investigation of the access that Elon Musk's team was given to the government's payment system, citing ''threats to the economy and national ...
Justice Department says it won't release the names of FBI agents who worked on Jan. 6 riot cases
The Justice Department has agreed to refrain from publicly identifying any FBI agents whose conduct is under review as President Donald Trump's administration examines the investigations into the Jan.