Minnesota university dismisses instructor for art class depictions of Prophet Muhammad
Academics have come to the defense of the instructor, calling her removal an egregious breach of academic freedom.
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Authorities: Mass stabbing began when river tubers accused man of ‘looking for little girls’
Nicolae Miu, 52, made his first court appearance Monday in St. Croix County Circuit Court in Hudson, where bond was set at $1 million.
Minnesota school principal suspended for plagiarizing Tennessee principal’s Facebook post
To at least one staff member, the principal's weekly message sounded a little too good. “Upon reading this it did not seem like her usual writing which is typically of...
Lots of colleges created scholarships in George Floyd’s name. They might be illegal
Scholarships created at several Minnesota universities in memory of George Floyd may violate federal anti-discrimination laws, according to a professor’s complaints.
Journalist blinded by rubber bullet during protest sues Minneapolis police, State Patrol
A journalist who was blinded by a rubber bullet while covering George Floyd protests in Minneapolis filed a lawsuit Wednesday in U.S. District Court against city and state law enforcement.