politics

A surprising twist in our government programs—what started as whispers from whistleblowers has erupted into a full-blown investigation into fraud.

Imagine a world where property tax relief and lower childcare costs are just around the corner. That's what the latest budget proposal could bring.

In a surprising turn, a federal judge has upheld Minnesota's Dream Act, emphasizing the importance of high school attendance over citizenship.

The debate over Medicaid fraud in Minnesota is heating up, revealing more than just financial issues—it’s a matter of community integrity.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford said Tuesday he would suspend the province's 25% tariff on U.S.-bound electricity after getting a meeting with U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and hours after President Donald Trump threatened to double tariffs on Canada.

Discover which countries are sending the most refugees to Minnesota as the state continues its tradition of welcoming new neighbors.

The charges tied to the quarter-billion dollars relate to money spent on luxury vehicles, real estate and “other unlawful purchases,” a release says.

The gap between the candidates halved in the span of a month

Payton McNabb, a high school volleyball player in 2022 injured from the volleyball spike of a boy playing girls sports, is filing a friend of the court brief to the Minnesota Supreme Court in support of an appellate court’s decision in a case involving USA Powerlifting.

Minnesota has a unique history of producing vice presidents.