Take a seat in the Break Room, our weekly round-up of labor news in Minnesota and beyond. This week: Building trades push for ...

Officials never issued public communications after the investigation or identified the grower who produced the lettuce.

A bill to fund critical public works projects — including upgrading the state’s roads, protecting Minnesota’s drinking water ...

There have been critics, letters to the editor, even threats. But each year the rainbow returns to the town square at ...

Roughly 45,000 Minnesotans would be at risk of losing all of their federal food assistance, and tens of thousands more could ...

Minnesota lawmakers are considering giving some of the country’s most profitable tech companies tax breaks on their data ...

Clean energy is more than just solar and wind — it includes geothermal and  hydroelectric, and can be supplemented with ...

Minnesota immigrants voiced outrage Tuesday about a planned rollback of a law that allowed undocumented adults to access ...

Congress is intentionally creating complex hoops designed to cause people to lose health care, all in order to cut the budget ...

The work that started during the Biden administration on this issue appears to have stalled out, and it needs a jumpstart.

Nathan Johnson is a historian, LGBTQ+ advocate, and writer who grew up in Pine City. His works explore the intersection of ...

States would face the choice of either replacing the lost federal money with state dollars, scaling back services or ...