M’s potential legal exposure related to PFAS continues to grow after the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe filed a federal lawsuit ...

The sun rising on Indigenous Peoples' Day is a stark reminder of all the other days their relatives are missing.

A cat that accidentally traveled from China to Minnesota inside a shipping container is now adjusting to life in the United ...

For Indigenous Peoples' Day, the Up First newsletter is recognizing the work NPR's member stations do to uplift Indigenous ...

The Herald's Trophy Room Gallery is the place for hunting and fishing photos from across the region. Do you have a hunting or fishing photo you'd like to share with Herald readers? Email it to Brad ...

A federal judge recently delayed the first trial in the PFAS litigation, known as a bellwether case, as potentially thousands ...

CO Jamus Veit (Bemidji #1) spent the week checking waterfowl and grouse hunters, following up on cases, and answering calls ...

An author and scholar, Anton Treuer is the guest speaker for the event titled “Honoring Indigenous Peoples’ Day: Building a Bridge for Shared Understanding and Collective Action” ...

Guadalupe Lopez first learned to be an advocate as a kid helping her late mother, an American Indian boarding school survivor ...

The Mitchell Hamline School of Law’s Alumni Association Board recognized Minnesota Court of Appeals Senior Judge John P.

If anyone has questions about licenses for the upcoming youth and the firearms deer seasons, now is the time to ask.

The fourth-largest lake in Minnesota not only has a clean bill of health but also a perfect environment for enjoying unmatched tranquility and water activities.