Since the lawsuit was filed, the transgender player helped lead the Champlin Park softball team to a state title.

A federal court heard arguments from Minnesota softball players challenging state policies that permit biological males to compete in girls' athletics.

The owner of The Smoking Tree on Wednesday filed an appeal with the Minnesota Court of Appeals regarding the City Council's decision to deny his cannabis retail registration, arguing that the ...

A Minnesota District Court judge on Monday struck down a state law that bans what are known as binary triggers on guns, ...

The Minnesota Federal Court has dismissed a lawsuit against tribal gaming executives following allegations of illegal ...

About 1.2% of Minnesota’s adult population identifies as transgender, compared to the national average of just over 0.8%, ...

MnSEIA called the ruling to retroactively switch Minnesota’s community solar subscribers to a model favoring Xcel “a severe ...

The man suspected of stalking and shooting two Minnesota lawmakers and their spouses pleaded not guilty in federal court on ...

The judge said merging nine bills spanning subjects from taxes to housing, education and public safety violated the Minnesota ...

MINNEAPOLIS — An Austin woman who admitted to a 25-year-long Social Security scheme in which she posed as her dead mother to ...

Omnibus bills are single pieces of legislation that bundle several smaller pieces of legislation into one large bill.

Minnesota mandates a court review for foster youths before they turn 18 to ensure proper planning for adulthood.