Patch's Minnesota Editor, casting my watchful gaze on the Twin Cities metro area and beyond.
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Voters in Wright, Meeker, and Hennepin counties will choose between Louis McNutt and Michael Holmstrom Jr. to fill the vacant District 29.
Cheers and tears of joy greeted 12-year-old Sophia Forchas as she returned months after the school shooting that nearly took her life.
Kevin Patrick Mullen is accused of not filing or paying income taxes for five years, prosecutors said.
Target says the cuts will affect about 8 percent of its corporate workforce, mostly in the U.S., as it works to simplify operations.
Minneapolis voters will rank their choices among more than a dozen candidates, including incumbent Jacob Frey and State Sen. Omar Fateh.
Voters in Woodbury and Maplewood will decide who fills Nicole Mitchell’s former Minnesota Senate seat on Nov. 4.
Workers across Minnesota will soon be eligible for up to 20 weeks of paid time off starting Jan. 1, 2026.
The mounting financial burden of escalating home and auto insurance premiums has ignited public outcry.
The mounting financial burden of escalating home and auto insurance premiums has ignited public outcry.
Danielle Miller must read "Thank You for Voting" and write a 10-page essay as part of her probation sentence.
The state’s highest court ruled USA Powerlifting’s transgender athlete ban violates the Minnesota Human Rights Act.
Council Member Jason Chavez condemned the attack and urged support for LGBTQIA+ neighbors. Police have not confirmed a motive.
Players in Minnesota have missed out on jackpots worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Temperatures will dip near freezing Thursday morning before several sunny, seasonable days return.
The company said 297 workers will lose their jobs when the closures take effect on Dec. 19, 2025.
With Wisconsin shut out two weeks in a row and 2-5 overall, a Hy-Vee promo tied to team scoring has become an easy punchline.
Millions of Americans will not receive SNAP benefits until the federal government shutdown ends. Here's what that means for Wisconsin.
Millions of Americans will not receive SNAP benefits until the federal government shutdown ends. Here's what that means for Minnesota.
To crack the top 10 in Wisconsin this year, ZIP codes needed an average household income of at least $170,000.
New census data reveal where incomes soar past $300K and rise far above the state average.
