Bills before the Minnesota Legislature seek increases in Medicaid reimbursements for mental health and substance abuse ...

Walz wants to be president in 2028, and his tone-deaf tour is just a way to keep his name in the headlines, writes Republican ...

Cooke wrote for Compass, a white-owned newspaper, where she was the only African American and the only female reporter.

Thousands of Minnesotans rallied across the state as part of the biggest nationwide day of demonstrations against President Donald Trump.

Fierce and unpredictable fights are happening at the Capitol over K-12 money. Part of the challenge is anticipating federal ...

A University of Minnesota Duluth economist explains how the president's sweeping tariffs policy could hurt the U.S.

Public money reduces elected officials’ reliance on wealthy donors and powerful interests and helps candidates of modest ...

The St. Paul City Council took an unexpected recess and several unsuccessful votes on a new council appointment.

The role of one critical property owner, Madison Equities, cannot be ignored when the causes of the city's growing troubles ...

State’s ranchers and farmers could lose overseas markets after trading partners respond with retaliatory duties.

Nearly one out of every five Minnesotans is food insecure. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), the official ...

When factoring in hours worked residents and fellows at HCMC and the University of Minnesota make “about minimum wage – like ...