Business
Amusement operators sue Walz over curfew, other restrictions on bars
The lawsuit notes that other establishments, such as retail stores, aren't subject to the same constraints.
Local
Veteran federal prosecutor, Minnesota native named state's interim U.S. attorney
Anders Folk, a graduate from Hopkins High School and University of Minnesota, will be sworn in Monday.
Business
India introduces new rules to regulate online content
India on Thursday rolled out new regulations for social media companies and digital streaming websites to make them more accountable for the online content shared on their platforms, giving the government more power to police it.
Business
Rep. Phillips' subcommittee debates minimum wage hike
Panel seeking input from small businesses on what effects a wage hike would have.
Local
As trumpeter swans die, Minnesota lawmakers consider banning lead jigs and fishing tackle
Swans and loons die after scooping up lead sinkers
Local
Legislative committee picks finalists for four seats on University of Minnesota's Board of Regents
The picks set up a final vote by the full Legislature.
Local
New bill would allow some elderly inmates to be released early
Victims or their families would be able to give their opinion on early release.
Politics
Lawsuit: Let the courts draw Minnesota's political maps
Several voters argue lawmakers have failed for decades to come to an agreement on redistricting — and will again.
Nation
Intelligence lapses and military tactics drove Capitol attack
Senate hearing co-chaired by Amy Klobuchar exposed missed intelligence.
Business
Coronavirus pandemic continues to drag Medtronic earnings
Third quarter earnings are down 10% over last year.
Local
$1.3B defamation suit filed against Mike Lindell, MyPillow
Dominion Voting Systems' federal lawsuit over Lindell's repeated and discredited claims that Dominion helped steal the 2020 election comes after weeks of warnings from the company.
Local
Walz pitches $518M package for public works, infrastructure
The governor said that a new public works package would create jobs during the pandemic and help prevent roads and buildings from falling into disrepair.
Politics
Klobuchar to lead hearing asking 'what went wrong' in Capitol attack
It's time to "figure out what went wrong" with security on Jan. 6.
Minneapolis
With Chauvin trial looming, Minneapolis faces balancing act on police
City and state leaders plan to bring thousands of soldiers, sheriffs' deputies and police into the metro area.
Politics
Rep. Stauber 'keeping all options open' regarding Minnesota governor bid
Chatter around possible bid raises possibility of marquee match-up vs. Gov. Tim Walz.
Politics
Twin Cities businesses damaged in riots seek state help
Lawmakers couldn't agree on an aid package last year. Now, a House bill is proposing to borrow $300 million for rebuilding aid.
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Joe Biden declares to allies: 'America is back'
The president made the statement speaking virtually to the annual Munich Security Conference, his first address before a global audience.
Local
Lawmakers, regents concerned about 'undue influence' in U regent elections
A 24-member council charged with recruiting and recommending qualified regent candidates has become too political, says its chairman.
Politics
Minnesota House fails to pass SAFE Act for security during Chauvin trial
Legislators are divided over the measure to cover police bills.
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