Will the Minnesota Legislature break out of its log jam? In the last two years, Minnesota has operated with a House split evenly between Republicans and DFLers, only the second time that has happened ...

The financial squeeze from tariffs and other policies facing farmers has become a political issue in this election year.

Plus: Cheryl Reeve FTW; no jail for Wisc. judge; environmentalists sue Hennepin County; Ms. Rachel defends kindergartners; and more.

At a special meeting this week, officials dropped news of a funding gap that must be filled before construction on the extension can begin.

Earlier this year, Corey Sauer read an article in the Pioneer Press explaining that without about half a million dollars, state funding cuts would cause the closure by June 30 of two “clubhouse” ...

Analysts, however, say political endorsements sway few voters. Plus: legislative races to watch; a state GOP wish list, and ...

Plus: A twister wreaks havoc near Detroit Lakes; Carlton County considers data center delay; and a tenant rights petition in St. Paul falters.

Unlike some green-coded industries, sustainable aviation fuel production enjoys bipartisan support from state and federal lawmakers.

After Operation Metro Surge, states must act to ensure that constitutional rights are protected no matter which uniform ...

The proposed RiversEdge project in downtown St. Paul will help bring the city back to life only if people are attracted to activities and businesses on the streets, Voices writer Nathan Bruschi writes ...

Grammy-nominated Christian Sands headlines the college town's three-day indoor/outdoor celebration of sound and summertime.