The incident targeted control valves and pumps on more than 30 community drinking water systems, though water quality was not ...

WASHINGTON – The Democrats battling for Rep. Angie Craig’s congressional seat are locked in a last-minute scramble for delegates – but it’s not certain any of them will win the coveted DFL endorsement ...

A tiny federal agency tasked with protecting the public from injuries caused by lawn mowers and coffeemakers is demanding that some of the nation’s biggest health systems turn over detailed, ...

A cyclist rides toward the Douglas Trail past a Land O’Lakes plant on Friday, June 12, 2026, in Pine Island, Minn. A proposed 482-acre data center, “Project Skyway,” which would be placed right behind ...

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Water treatment facilities can handle wildfire pollution, but Minnesotans who use private drinking water systems may want to ...

Progressives want to replace the nation’s patchwork of health plans with one government-run program they are calling Medicare for All.

WASHINGTON – The U.S. House scrambled to finish its business before it adjourned this week for a long August recess that allows lawmakers to campaign for reelection. In a rush of votes, Republicans ...

In fields like healthcare and education, there will soon be more jobs than workers to fill them. States including Minnesota ...

Step Up, the summer internship program for low-income teens, is feeling the impact of declining employer participation.

Though the Minnesota skies were free of that smoky, hazy air from wildfire smoke well into July, that changed this week with ...