SAINT PAUL, Minn. — The Minnesota Consumer Data Privacy Act (MCDPA) will take effect on July 31, bringing significant changes ...

Businesses such as data brokers and weather apps will be subject to new rules under the Minnesota Consumer Data Privacy Act.

(ABC 6 News) — A new data privacy law is set to go into effect in Minnesota starting Thursday, July 31.

The Minnesota Consumer Data Privacy Act will give people in the state the right to opt out of businesses tracking personal ...

The Minnesota Consumer Data Privacy Act will soon grant individuals the right to have a say in how their data is used — or whether it can be used at all.

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison is suing the Trump administration over federal rules instructing employees to verify ...

Later this week, Minnesotans will have more rights when it comes to controlling how their data is not only kept but also used ...

One of the strongest data protection laws in the country will go in effect on July 31. The Minnesota Consumer Data Privacy ...

That money is part $6 billion in nationwide federal funding that was frozen on July 1, prompting AG Ellison to join a lawsuit ...

The scheme involves asking consumers to invest in a non-existent e-scooter company, promising returns as scooters are rented ...

After the federal government released $13 million in federal education grants to Minnesota, $61 million remains in question.

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison announced settlements with Borealis Art Guild and its founders over allegations of ...