A midterm shift in the balance of power in Washington, D.C. could impact Minnesota in a number of ways. My job as the Washington D.C. Correspondent for MinnPost is to track how actions in the nation’s ...

Plus: GOP lawmakers say Minnesota's voting system is rife with fraud, with little evidence; campaign coverage from this week; ...

Crime prevention, public health surveillance, and disaster preparedness across the country face cuts as Washington cancels ...

AG candidate Ron Schutz's promise to divest of certain stocks reflects how pushback against data centers is influencing races in Minnesota.

While Democrats running for the U.S. House have an advantage this year, Stauber has positioned himself well in the Iron Range district.

The federal App Store Accountability Act offers a safe path forward for kids who see the internet as a vital support system.

Appearing before a group on the economy, Klobuchar and Demuth embraced strategies to expand businesses and increase the workforce.

Noem led the Department of Homeland Security during last winter's surge but was later fired by President Trump.

Matt McGough, a policy analyst at KFF, blamed higher costs on inflation happening throughout the economy, health care providers consolidating and gaining negotiating leverage over insurers, worker ...

Commissioners warned property tax increases can't permanently make up for the massive cuts from the federal government.

The Legislature closed an exclusion in sexual assault law that made a distinction between ‘voluntarily’ or ‘involuntarily’ ...

Will Michele Tafoya’s efforts to link Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan to fraud succeed, or will the Trump factor sink Tafoya in the Senate race?