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Five people were shot, two of them fatally, during a “Celebration of Life” event Saturday around 5:15 p.m. in St. Paul, Minnesota. 

Democrats in Minnesota have advanced a plan to give driver’s licenses to potentially 77,000 eligible illegal aliens.

Sixteen state governments either plan to or have enacted legitimate age verification requirements to access pornography sites in an effort to protect children from the harmful content.

Bishop Robert Barron of Winona-Rochester has blasted a new Minnesota abortion law as “morally outrageous” and “the worst kind of barbarism.”

A Democrat legislator is trying to convert Minnesota into a “trans refuge” for children who use surgery and drugs to mimic the opposite sex.

Minnesota Democrat Gov. Tim Walz signed a bill on Tuesday which enshrines the “right” to  abortion without limits.

Democrats in Minnesota are moving forward with a plan to give driver’s licenses to potentially 77,000 eligible illegal aliens. 

An art instructor is suing Hamline University for not renewing her contract after she showed a medieval depiction of Islam’s prophet Muhammad in class. Incredibly, the university’s response to student complaints was that “respect for the observant Muslim students in that classroom should have superseded academic freedom.”

More than 1,000 supporters of the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) have sent letters to Hamline University protesting the school’s decision to fire an art professor who showed an image of Islam’s prophet Muhammad in class.

A deer in Minnesota crashed through the glass door of a local business recently, frightening the owner half to death.

The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) is calling on Hamline University in Saint Paul, Minnesota, to immediately reinstate an art history instructor who was reportedly dismissed for showing a medieval depiction of Islam’s prophet Muhammad in class. The university reacted to complaints from Muslim students by saying in a statement: “respect for the observant Muslim students in that classroom should have superseded academic freedom.”

Abortion data from seven states in the U.S. show that at least 34 babies were born alive in botched abortions between 2020 and 2022.

A 12-year-old Boy Scout in Minnesota is working hard to bless children he does not know during the Christmas season.

Three Minnesota counties are being forced to remove more than 350 duplicate registrations on their voter rolls after legal complaints were filed against them by the Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF).

Democrats emerged from the midterm elections with control of the Minnesota governorship and legislature and plan to parlay their gains into more gun control on state residents.

A Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, liquor store employee named Ta Leia Thomas, also known as Ace, is being praised for her touching act of kindness.

A Renville County Sheriff’s Office K-9 made a huge impression his first day on the streets in Minnesota.

Officials in two Minnesota counties were forced to remove duplicate registrations from their voter rolls after legal complaints were filed against them by the Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF).

The first transgender lawmaker was elected to the Minnesota House on Tuesday night after Leigh Finke (D) won the District 66A seat.

A coworker has been accused of fatally shooting a 28-year-old woman outside her workplace in St. Cloud, Minnesota, after she denied his romantic advances.

A trick-or-treater in Waconia, Minnesota, is getting a lot of praise for her act of kindness toward others on Halloween night.

Jim Schultz, the Republican candidate for attorney general in Minnesota, has extended his lead over Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison (D) to seven points, according to a poll.

A Minneapolis Church recently became the owner of a neighboring gas station after the area had become plagued with crime and drugs.

A shock pill shows Republican Dr. Scott Jensen leading his Democrat opponent Tim Walz in the Minnesota governor’s race. 

Republican challenger Scott Jensen trails Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) by just five points, according to the latest MinnPost poll.

Jim Schultz, the Republican candidate for attorney general in Minnesota, is now tied with Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison (D), according to a MinnPost poll released Monday.

Medical students at the University of Minnesota pledged to “honor all indigenous ways of healing historically marginalized by Western medicine” and fight “white supremacy, colonialism, gender binary, ableism and all forms of oppression.”

Vulnerable Democrat Rep. Angie Craig, running for reelection in Minnesota’s Second Congressional District, had a slip of the tongue during her debate with Republican Tyler Kistner, essentially pledging to fight for Big Pharma and to keep standing against her constituents.

A horticulture teacher from Anoka, Minnesota, grew a giant pumpkin for a contest in California and set a U.S. record.

Craig and her allies are smearing the military service of opponent and Marine veteran Tyler Kistner ahead of congressional midterm elections.

The Republican State Leadership Committee (RSLC) released a new video, first seen by Breitbart News, that exposed the dangerous results of the state Democrat’s soft-on-crime agenda.

A Minnesota high school assistant principal is facing backlash from students and parents after a circulated email showed her telling staff to use their “straight, white privilege” when defending the school’s decision to axe the homecoming “king and queen” titles in favor of the genderless “royalty” title.

Six counties across Minnesota have more than 500 duplicate registrations on their voter rolls, an election watchdog group alleges in multiple complaints. 

Chinese billionaire Richard Liu, one of the richest people in the world, is heading to a civil trial on Monday to defend himself against allegations that he raped a former University of Minnesota student after a night of dinner and drinks in 2018. Jury selection begins on Thursday.

Forty-seven individuals, primarily in Minneapolis, Minnesota’s large Somali community, have been charged for their roles in allegedly stealing $250 million in COVID-19 federal funds meant for a child nutrition program.

Forty-seven people were charged in Minnesota on Tuesday with conspiracy and other counts in what Federal authorities allege is the largest fraud scheme yet to take advantage of $1.9 trillion in taxpayer funds released by the Biden administration during the coronavirus pandemic.