Ah, government shutdowns - we all know they're disruptive. So, what's the real deal? How do these political showdowns affect our everyday lives?

Is anyone else sick of the left politicizing the very concept of safety? No one wins in this situation!

Let’s say that police departments are no more, are we safer for it?

This isn’t just about handcuffing SROs, it’s just the symptom of a bigger issue that the DFL party refuses to compromise.

Do you remember our coverage of Democrats limiting the abilities of Student Resource Officers (SROs) in schools? Well, everything we said would happen has already started.

If you’re a parent to a child in the public school system, how stressed are you right now?

When it comes to regulations affecting Minnesota, it only makes sense that they should be crafted by Minnesotans for Minnesotans.

Recently released test scores show that Minnesota’s students are not doing well.

Does Biden represent the Democrat Party? Officially yes, but there’s no way of really knowing, and that’s on purpose.

Recreational marijuana has been legal to the public for almost a month now, and we REALLY need to talk about how the DFL party didn’t think this through

Minnesota's educational landscape is facing a controversial shift as the state's Democrat-led government takes steps to limit the authority of School Resource Officers.

The face-off between Minnesota's government and ride-hailing giants Uber and Lyft is a wake-up call about what can go haywire when you mess with the free market.

Minnesota finds itself at a crossroads as violent crime rates continue its troubled trend upward, and the number of police officers patrolling the streets continues to dwindle.

Starting January 1, 2024, fare dodgers will not be held responsible for breaking a law, but instead get a friendly talking to. This is a move in the wrong direction!

About half of those implicated in the Feeding Our Future scandal have also received tens of millions in state funds for various services!

While CNBC touts Minnesota as one of the best states to live and work in, the data presents a different story.

A new law in Minnesota is sparking heated debates over its potential implications for businesses and economic development.

Saddling Minnesota businesses with an additional billion-dollar tax burden will undoubtedly stifle their ability to grow and thrive.

As the University of Minnesota university leaders bought into the 'defund the police' movement, the cost of their decision is becoming increasingly evident.

The decision to spend $140,000 on a mural becomes even more questionable when we consider the cost of other essential projects that could benefit the community.