Noor jury pool asked about experiences with Somali community and police

Seventy-five people, known only by numbers on cards hung around their necks, began filling out juror questionnaires Monday — the start of the trial of ex-Minneapolis police officer Mohamed Noor in the 2017 killing of 911 caller Justine Ruszczyk.

Minnesota schools got final word Monday that all those the winter cancellations won’t come back to haunt them.

Democratic presidential candidate Amy Klobuchar has released 12 years of tax returns, saying "transparency and accountability are fundamental to good governance."

Both the Senate bill which passed by a vote of 59-6 and a House bill which passed last month raise $20 million per year through new fees on drug companies to pay for treatment and prevention programs. But there are differences that need to be settled

The Minnesota Opera on Monday announced the commissioning of a new work based on the award-winning memoir "The Song Poet" by St. Paul writer Kao Kalia Yang. Yang said it's the first time a Hmong story will be presented as an opera.

A federal judge said he'll decide shortly whether work may proceed on a controversial Red River flood diversion system in the Fargo-Moorhead area.

As river levels across southern Minnesota continue their slow, steady descent from major flood stage, rivers in the northwestern part of the state have their eyes on flood gauges.

Four people were found dead Monday in what police called a "multiple homicide" at a North Dakota property-management business.

An 18-year White House employee told congressional investigators that she and other career staffers denied security clearances for 25 Trump administration officials, including three "very senior" officials, only to see most of those recommendations overturned.

The Cleveland media and fans spent much of the weekend complaining that the Minnesota Twins didn’t build a domed ballpark. Then the Indians had their home opener Monday, and cleared out the snow on the field. Twins fans definitely noticed.