Work Begins: Mpls. Mayor, City Council Publicly Sworn In
Change is underway in the city of Minneapolis. Several new leaders, including Mayor Jacob Frey, took office on Monday.
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Change is underway in the city of Minneapolis. Several new leaders, including Mayor Jacob Frey, took office on Monday.
The rush for cash is on in the crowded race for Minnesota governor.
Former Rep. Pam Myhra registered to run last week for the office.
A major longtime donor to Democratic women is reportedly questioning her support of female lawmakers on Capitol Hill in light of how quickly many moved to oust Al Franken from his U.S. Senate seat.
Oprah Winfrey's moving speech at the Golden Globes has some fans and fellow celebrities calling for her presidential run.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security confirms that it is ending special protections for Salvadoran immigrants, forcing nearly 200,000 to leave the country or face deportation.
Republican Karin Housley says she's raised more than $150,000 in just a couple of weeks since announcing her run for the U.S. Senate.
Republican David Osmek says he's ending his campaign for governor.
Sen. Amy Klobuchar says the current administration is rolling back protections for seniors living in nursing homes.
Two Minnesota politicians were back in the state Sunday to voice their support for DACA -- Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.
Sen. Tina Smith has been in office for only a matter of days, but she has already traveled throughout the state, meeting with constituents and laying the groundwork for an extraordinary political campaign.
Just days after being sworn into the U.S. Senate, Tina Smith is on a crash course to find her way in the chamber and find time for a 10-month campaign sprint toward a special election to keep her new job.
For the first time since being sworn in as Minnesota's newest U.S. senator, Tina Smith made a stop in the Twin Cities.
The city of Minneapolis is looking to bolster economic growth through more private-public partnerships.
Comedian Bill Maher posted a tweet Thursday seemingly mocking the now infamous picture of former Sen. Al Franken with his hands over a Los Angeles radio host's breasts.
