Democrats Eyeing Suburban Seats To Flip Control Of Minnesota Senate
In an election that will determine political control of the Minnesota Legislature, Democrats have high hopes for flipping the Republican-controlled state Senate in November.
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In an election that will determine political control of the Minnesota Legislature, Democrats have high hopes for flipping the Republican-controlled state Senate in November.
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Fellow journalists, professional athletes and sports teams, politicians and other public figures are bidding farewell to Sid Hartman.
"Progressives are part of this team and they're going to be there in all of the days we have until Nov. 3," Sen. Elizabeth Warren said. "But here's the thing -- they're gonna be there after Nov. 3."
Shelters and housing advocates in the Twin Cities are preparing for the drop in temperatures coming this week.
Will most Americans be getting another stimulus check before the end of the year? Right now it looks doubtful.
A judge could decide on several key motions this week in the trial of George Floyd's death.
Police say a missing Indiana man who suffers from dementia was found safe Sunday evening in St. Paul.
Zach Sobiech, the Minnesota teen whose music and fearless battle with osteosarcoma touched people around the globe, has returned to the top of the iTunes music charts.
Damage estimates from a rare wind storm that slammed Iowa and some other parts of the Midwest in August are growing, with the total now at $7.5 billion, according to a new report.
A man was hospitalized overnight following a shooting in downtown Minneapolis.
Gus Ereth, a 71-year-old retired railroad worker, thinks Burgum's done a good job overall and is a lock for reelection — the governor has his vote — but would like to see him be more aggressive against the virus, even if it angers some conservatives. Ereth said a mask mandate would help.
In the last 24 hours, Minnesota health officials have counted another 1,715 new cases of COVID-19 and 17 more deaths.
Minnesotans across the state may need to get out their snow shovels this week.
