A Democrat state senator found himself in hot water during a recent committee hearing.

Two weeks into the Minnesota legislative session, a concerning trend has emerged: "fix bills.”

As the DFL looks to push forward its agenda, the glaring shortcomings of last year cast a long shadow over what's to come.

We’re one week into the Minnesota legislative session and already Democrats are fighting with each other.

Turning our state into a sanctuary for undocumented immigrants could strain our already stretched resources and exacerbate existing economic disparities.

Minnesota Democrats are scrambling to address the School Resource Officer issue after failing to take action during the last legislative session.

Amid legislative priorities and policy debates, the Minnesota state flag is sure to become a focal point of partisan contention in the upcoming legislative session.

Minnesotans who received rebate checks from Governor Walz last fall are in for an unpleasant surprise come tax season.

Get ready, Minnesota—the 2024 elections are heating up, and state Republicans are gearing up for a fight to reclaim control of the House of Representatives.

Biden’s words were so weightless, he might as well not have even been there. Minnesota Democrats didn’t seem to care all that much!

Amidst the rhetoric suggesting Minneapolis is safer with a shrinking police force, a closer look reveals a different reality.

The never-ending tale of the Southwest Light Rail: the cost of the boondoggle project, again, has gone up, and the estimated completion date, again, is delayed further.

In the grand theater of Minnesota's political landscape, the DFL party's spending habits have come under the spotlight once again.

if we're serious about making Metro Transit a safer ride, we've got to tackle that recruitment gap head-on.

This is a warning to not be overly trusting when it comes to things that are too good to be true, because they often prove to not be.

From paid family leave to gun control and political contributions, the impact of these new laws is anticipated to shape the state’s trajectory.

If you’re one of the many people who’ve seen Home Alone recently, there might’ve been a scene that caught your attention. No, not the traps he sets up, but how little groceries cost just 30 years ago.

Once again we’re talking about Governor Tim Walz’s tax rebate checks because the only consistency you’ll find in the DFL is that they are irresponsible with money.

Soft-on-crime policies and political maneuvering by the DFL are exacerbating the crisis rather than alleviating Minneapolis's crime woes.

It’s the DFL we’re talking about here, so naturally they’ve found a way to turn that $18 billion surplus into a $2.3 billion deficit