At rally, Trump touts economy, ability to win Minnesota in 2020

President Donald Trump made his first visit to Minnesota as president.

— GLEN STUBBE, Star Tribune

President Donald Trump hailed the impact of his deregulatory policies and steel tariffs Wednesday, and predicted he would win Minnesota when he runs for re-election in two years.

Despite Trump's reversal, Minn. activists say fight over immigration policies isn't over

The March to Protect Children and Families Wednesday made its way down E. 7th Street in St. Paul toward City Hall.

The battle of over separating immigrant children from their parents may be over but Minnesota activists and others say the bigger fight over proposed immigration reforms and policies is still on.

Jailed driver had license taken away before crash killed 2 in Mpls. alley

This van crashed into a parked vehicle in a north Minneapolis alley.

The defendant's history includes drunken driving convictions, driving after license was canceled.

MSP explores big changes in pricing, service to lure travelers back to ramps

Travelers were dropped off curbside at MSP's Terminal 2 Wednesday. Almost half of travelers get a ride to the airport, but airport officials hope to l

Travelers may be able to prebook parking online and choose from an array of options with different price tags: remote lot? rooftop? closest to the door?

Owner of Dearing Mansion wins a reprieve from St. Paul City Council

A mystery-themed New Year’s Eve party threatens the future of Scott Kramer’s B&B in St. Paul’s historic Dearing Mansion. After several complaint

The St. Paul City Council put off a decision about his license until later this month.

Thursday traffic: Major delays continue on I-94 in Maple Grove, Mpls.

Traffic on eastbound I-94 is getting back up to freeway speed after a wreck in the vicinity of Hwy. 610 in Maple Grove has cleared.

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