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Olsen says the primary industry in the area was coconut farming, and many farmers had found themselves tied to predatory loans, with interest rates as high as 200%.

Tafoya also used her time to put part of the blame of Operation Metro Surge on Flanagan, saying that the leadership from the governor's office was a "massive failure."

The DFL's Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan faced off against President Trump-backed Republican Michelle Tafoya in a debate Friday as polls show a tightening race for U.S. Senate.

For the 25th year, future Minnesota beef farmers are taking over the State Fairgrounds for the annual Minnesota Beef Expo.

Just two weeks from the midterm election, many Minnesotans aren't waiting for Nov. 3, but are casting their votes early.

A small group of demonstrators rallied on the steps of the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul Wednesday morning to show their support of Ukraine amid its yearlong war with Russia.

The line between the worlds of artificial intelligence and faith is continuing to blur.

Makayla Craig, 29, was sentenced last year for trying to enroll in an Oregon school as a 15-year-old. Now Craig faces three felony forgery charges in Minnesota, and it's not clear how Craig got here.

One of St. Paul's most unique, expensive and time-consuming infrastructure projects of the 21st century is now just weeks away from opening for good.

Days after police arrested seven people, three teenagers and four minors, for allegedly breaking into the religious landmark, Minneapolis police said in a written statement, "Urban exploration is dangerous and illegal" and that "their release doesn't mean the case is closed."