On Friday, Nov. 28, the Minnesota Wild hosted the Colorado Avalanche at 2:30 p.m. CST for a landmark occasion: the first National Hockey League game ever broadcast entirely in the Ojibwe language.

In celebration of Native American Heritage Day, the Wild produced a first-of-its-kind broadcast in conjunction with the team’s new arena sponsor.

Pope Leo XIV’s first foreign trip, to Turkey and Lebanon, will be packed with opportunities to advance relations with two of ...

The community needs this,” says MIIN's Founding Board Member, Baabiitaw Boyd. “Minnesota needs this. This is the heritage ...

Sen. Amy Klobuchar and others say they will work in Congress to reverse the ban on intoxicating hemp products, including ...

A previous version of the headline was changed for clarity. The Minnesota Daily came to MMLA to confirm reports of USCIS ...

The transition to Jesper Wallstedt as the backup to Filip Gustavsson has gone better than even the Minnesota Wild could have envisioned this season ...

Edtech company SpeakX (formerly Yellow Class) has launched its first ESOP buyback program worth $1 million, offering early ...

Minnesota has the largest Somali population in the country, with the last count from Minnesota Compass showing nearly 80,000 ...

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There is literally no legal means by which he can do this. It’s not a presidential power,” said an immigration expert.

The executive editor of The Associated Press says the news organization is fighting for the right of the press and public to ...