The Minnesota Department of Human Services is appealing a decision by the Trump administration to withhold more than two billion dollars a year in Medicaid funding for the state. The

After seeing the longest government shutdown in US History end last November, there’s a chance that the US Government could once again shut down when the continuing resolution to fund

It’s going to be a busy couple of days for the Red River Watershed Management Board, as they will be attending a couple of events over the next week. RRWMB

It’s going to be a busy week for the Red River Watershed Management Board, after they attended an event in Winnipeg last Wednesday, the RRWMB will hold another event in

Take a Kid Ice Fishing Weekend runs Saturday, January 17, through Monday, January 19. During the three-day event, Minnesota residents can fish for free when accompanied by a child 15

Minnesota anglers could soon see a change to how many walleyes they can keep. The Department of Natural Resources is proposing to reduce the statewide inland walleye limit from six

The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development is confident it has the pieces in place to prevent fraud in the new Paid Leave program. DEED Deputy Commissioner Evan Rowe

The Farm Bill will be expiring later this year, and producers across the country are left wondering if congress will be able to pass a new bill before the midterm

It’s conference season for agricultural producers across the region, and one event that producers should mark on their calendars is the annual University of Minnesota Extension Women in Ag Conference.

The Minnesota Department of Health is changing how it issues immunization guidance, aligning its recommendations with professional medical associations rather than the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The move