See why Microbiologics CEO Kristen Knox says there’s no place in the world she’d rather do business than in Minnesota.

It’s an annual lesson in peer pressure, where some blocks of cities gain sugary trick-or-treat steam and others lie fallow.

If Harris had prevailed last week, urban centers could have counted on an advocate in the White House – and political ...

Minnesota’s only newly-elected member of Congress this year won her race by a wide margin in the Third District, where ...

After the Republican ticket's decisive presidential victory Tuesday, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz returned home to thank his ...

But is the blue-state family model working outside the halls of academia and the pages of The Washington Post — in other ...

Trump won by 11 points, representing the biggest shift of any of the state’s 67 counties. The southern Minnesota House ...

Earthworms may be helpful in a compost heap or in the soil of a vegetable garden. But they are a destructive force in Minnesota’s hardwood forests – chomping up entire layers of the forest floor and ...

University of Tennessee management expert discusses the ramifications of return-to-office mandates for businesses and ...

Pesticides have been found in high concentrations in ground and surface water sources in Minnesota, not only posing a risk to local wildlife but possibly also contaminating drinking water for many of ...

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Goedjen et al, Occurrence and distribution of neonicotinoids and fiproles within groundwater in Minnesota: Effects of lithology, land use and geography, Science of The Total Environment (2024).