Over the past two decades, private equity firms have begun increasingly targeting healthcare entities.

At the heart of the matter is a simple question: Is it a good or bad thing for the world’s largest asset manager to have a controlling stake in a regional utility?

Xcel Energy wants to place dozens of high-voltage batteries at commercial sites across Minnesota over the next few years.

In Weekend Reformer today, Alyssa Chen wonders if there was an alternative to luring a 16-year old until his eventual arrest, with some historical context on the FBI's history of "investigating" this way.

Midwest oat growers want a renaissance, but it will be hard without Big Ag

Klobuchar, Demuth highlight public safety plans amid high-profile violence in Twin Cities.

The Minnesota Department of Human Services is planning to replace Housing Stabilization Services, a Medicaid service intended to help people find and keep housing. HSS was so riddled with fraud it was shut down by the Walz administration last year.

Commentary from a Minneapolis organizer raised in Twin Valley: Rural and urban Minnesotans often hold misconceptions about each other, but we have a lot more in common than we think.

A perfect storm of harsh immigration enforcement, aging journeymen and a building boom for data centers is wreaking havoc on the nation’s supply of skilled trade workers.

The number of women in the U.S. Senate is unlikely to increase and may decline following the November midterm elections, though there are still opportunities for candidates to make history in the upper chamber.

As the prices of necessities continue to rise, polling shows that more and more voters attribute their high bills to Trump's tariffs and the war in Iran.

Republican leaders in Tennessee’s legislature say they will investigate the reliability of lethal injection as an execution method after the state failed to execute two death row inmates in the span of five months and consider the electric chair, firing squad and hanging as methods.