What Makes A Good Vice Presidential Pick? Walter Mondale Answers
"So who should it be? Toughest question in the world," said former Vice President Walter Mondale.
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"So who should it be? Toughest question in the world," said former Vice President Walter Mondale.
Tracie Munce, the owner of Eagan Arms Public House, a pub in Eagan, plans to offer her employees with school-aged children a hybrid of a daycare and classroom.
Minnesotans gathered to watch an annual rodeo in Itasca County last weekend. Now, the Minnesota Attorney General is suing the organizers as the State Health Department says someone at that rodeo had COVID-19.
President Donald Trump said he will take action as soon as Saturday to ban TikTok, a popular Chinese-owned video app that has been a source of national security and censorship concerns.
The number of people killed in Minneapolis is up 95% from this time last summer. 39 victims have lost their lives since the beginning of the year.
Minnesota faces a potential $4.7 billion deficit in its next two-year budget due to continued economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic, according to a new planning estimate announced Friday by the Minnesota Management and Budget office.
Neighborhoods across Minneapolis are dealing with an uptick in the number of daily shootings.
Friday was the first full day for school districts to begin working with the governor's recommendations on what learning will look like in the fall.
The tests are conducted before every election. It's a chance to fill in the boxes on what works before voters fill in the ovals on their candidates.
We've gotten hundreds of questions from those asking for information about the upcoming school year.
The state's largest school district announced Friday they will begin the fall school year utilizing a hybrid-learning model.
Authorities say two people were killed in a head-on crash in Polk County early Friday morning.
Social distancing puts us at least twice as far apart as usual. Add to that the fact that the masks can muffle what we're saying, and block those with hearing loss from seeing your mouth.
From deep fried to something-on-a-stick, the Minnesota State Fair had foods of all types. So when pandemic brought the fair's 2020 cancellation, food junkies were in a quandary.
Over 700 Minnesotans have received unsolicited "mystery seed" packages in the mail, according to the Minnesota Department of Agriculture.
