Mom of Annunciation survivor on mission to strengthen gun laws
In the aftermath of a summer of gun violence in Minnesota, the push to put limits on semi-automatic weapons has stalled — but one group has not given up.
Furor over Epstein files represents the most significant splinter in MAGA movement, political analysts say
President Trump appears to have had an eleventh-hour change of heart on the Epstein files release, but legal experts say a new investigation could lead to delays.
Minnesota lawmakers react to vote to release Epstein files
All members of Minnesota's U.S. House and Senate delegations voted in favor of releasing the Epstein files on Tuesday
Mayor-elect Her getting head start on work to turn around St. Paul
Her campaigned on making St. Paul affordable again. In weeks, she will be in charge, with a very challenging road ahead.
Mayo Clinic turns to AI to help narrow gender gap in diagnosing sleep apnea
Mayo Clinic doctors tap into AI technology to detect and treat women with sleep apnea, a disorder that's often misdiagnosed in women.
Back-and-forth rulings causing confusion for SNAP recipients
A compromise that could end the government shutdown hasn't stopped the confusion around feeding families in need.
What to know about an audit on the Minnesota governor's office
Buried in a torrent of election stories on Tuesday was the announcement by the legislative auditor that there were noncompliance issues found in its audit of Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz's office.
Minn. state Rep. Kaohly Her projected to win St. Paul mayoral race
Minnesota state Rep. Kaohly Her is projected to win the St. Paul mayoral election, unseating two-term incumbent Melvin Carter.
MNsure open for 2026 enrollment
Minnesota's health insurance marketplace, known as MNsure, is now open for 2026 enrollment, officials said on Monday.
Minnesota food shelves, SNAP recipients uncertain over federal payments
While some in the Trump administration say food benefits could restart as soon as this Wednesday, the uncertainty is stressful for Minnesotans who rely on them and food shelves in the state.
Why are insurance premiums skyrocketing for many Minnesotans?
Hundreds of thousands of Minnesotans are facing sticker shock as the enrollment period for health insurance on the state marketplace opened Nov 1.
New Minnesota paid family leave law could allow some to "double-dip" in 2026
Starting January 1, 2026, Minnesota employers will expand paid family leave to nearly every employee.
Minneapolis mayoral candidates debate one week from election
One week from election day, the top four candidates for Minneapolis mayor went head-to-head in a debate hosted by WCCO's Frank Vascellaro.
Walz announces $4M in emergency funding for food shelves amid shutdown
Minnesota's food shelves are set to get a funding boost amid surging demand stemming from the ongoing government shutdown.
Food banks issue warning as SNAP benefits set to run out
Forty-two million people will lose benefits nationwide, including more than 440,000 Minnesotans, on Saturday.