Sports betting, equal rights amendment, "right to die" legislation atop 2024 Minnesota legislative session's top efforts
Lawmakers were back in St. Paul Monday afternoon for the start of the 2024 legislative session.
What effect will Trump's legal troubles have on the 2024 election? Not much, experts argue.
Trump has argued that all the cases against him are the result of the U.S. Justice Department, and that prosecutors have a vendetta against him. Polls show his supporters agree, with 66% of Republicans believing the legal cases against him have been handled unfairly.
Minnesota estimates 300,000 will qualify for child tax credits, at an average of just over $1,200
The child tax credit is $1,750 for anyone earning less than $29,500 per year, or $35,000 per family. But — and it's a significant "but" — people earning more than that can also qualify; they will just get less than the $1,750.
Ahead of legislative session, Minnesota Republicans planning on winning House this fall
The 2024 Minnesota legislative session starts a week from Monday. The DFL trifecta is still in place, with Minnesota Democrats in control of the House, Senate and the Governor's Office.
FAFSA delays cause anxiety for thousands of students and parents
A move to make FAFSA better has lead to a major error that could have cost students more. Correcting that error is now resulting in a major delay.
Talking Points: What are the odds Minnesota will legalize sports betting this year?
The start of the Minnesota legislative session is next week and the legislature appears ready to tackle one of the major issues they didn't complete last session: sports betting.
Gov. Tim Walz responds to Republican criticisms of new state flag
The controversy over the proposed new Minnesota state flag continues.
Do Trump's, Biden's decisive wins in New Hampshire set up a 2020 rematch?
Is our nation headed for a rematch of the 2020 presidential race in 2024? Decisive wins by former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden in New Hampshire could set the stage.
Opponents of abortion rights gather at Minnesota State Capitol for March for Life
Abortion opponents say since the overturning of Roe v. Wade a year and a half ago, Minnesota has become a mecca for those seeking abortions, and restrictions need to be tightened.
Minnesota Legislature poised to take another shot at sports betting in upcoming session
The start of the Minnesota legislative session is just three weeks away and the legislature appears ready to tackle one of the major issues they didn't complete last session: sports betting.
Early voting starts Friday and other things to know about Minnesota's presidential primary
Minnesotans can start early voting Friday for the March 5 Super Tuesday presidential primary.
Talking Points: Trump dominates Iowa caucuses, looking ahead to New Hampshire primary
Former President Donald Trump won big in Iowa, but now the top GOP candidates are in the Granite State ahead of the New Hampshire primary on Tuesday. In Talking Points, Esme Murphy looks at that race and explores how Trump's legal problems appear to be helping him with voters and his finances.
Will the ice be thick enough for the U.S. Pond Hockey tournament later this week?
Jim Dahline, the commissioner of the tournament, says the ten-day event is still on track to begin this Thursday. Last year's tournament attracted 3,000 players from around the country and even the world.
We asked political analysts on both sides how weather, turnout issues could impact Iowa caucuses
Monday night is the Iowa caucuses. It's going to be one for the record books — the weather record books. The forecast high is around minus 2, with windchills in the minus 30s
Law enforcement say suspect in University of Minnesota shooting threats has been arrested, all-clear is given
The Chippewa County Sheriff's Office says it was tipped off to a social media post on Thursday morning about a threat to its staff and U students. Deputies searched the suspect's home Thursday morning.