A Minnesota tribe struggling with the devastating effects of the opioid epidemic is scrambling to continue its treatment program that had its funding slashed after it was revealed last year that the state made millions of dollars in overpayments.
Ensuring that information was being properly translated was such a challenge during the early days of the pandemic that the state health department started funneling more than $1 million to community organizations to help address the issue...
Ellison said he is focusing specifically on landlords who are not only violating Gov. Tim Walz's executive order that suspended all eviction proceedings, but those who are also violating state law by shutting off or restricting access to utilities ...
A handcuffed and drunk inmate who was on the other side of an excessive use-of-force case is now suing the officer, his boss and the city of Isanti ...
As companies begin slowly reopening across Minnesota and professional sports teams consider their own plans to start or restart seasons, a Twin Cities firm says it's ready to help ...
Minneapolis 911 dispatchers will soon no longer use a controversial software program dispatchers and the head of the police union previously told 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS was slowing calls and potentially putting the public in danger...
