Politics
Talking Points: Battle for the 2nd Congressional District
The most closely-watched Congressional race in Minnesota is the contest between Democrat Rep. Angie Craig and Republican challenger Tyler Kistner.
Watch CBS News
The most closely-watched Congressional race in Minnesota is the contest between Democrat Rep. Angie Craig and Republican challenger Tyler Kistner.
The most closely-watched congressional race in Minnesota is the contest between Democratic Rep. Angie Craig and Republican Tyler Kistner.
Steve Simon spoke with Esme Murphy about the 2022 elections.
Rep. Angie Craig joins Esme Murphy live in-studio.
There's a new twist in the largest COVID-19 fraud case in the country.
At Duke's on 7 in Minnetonka, there are new drinks on the menu: seltzers infused with hemp-derived THC, an offering made possible by a recent law allowing small amounts of the intoxicating chemical that can produce a high in food and drinks.
There’s a sales tax every time someone buys THC seltzer, pack of gummies or other edibles. But Minnesota is not reaping the full economic benefits of the law, an analysis from the University of Minnesota Duluth found.
With about a month and a half to go before the election, early voting has begun in Minnesota.
House Republican leader Kevin McCarthy is rolling out his party's Trump-like midterm election agenda.
Harris also spoke at a meeting of the Democratic Attorneys General Association, urging them to "fight back" for abortion rights and against those she called "extremist, so-called leaders" who were attempting to make it harder to vote.
Your voting options are based on where you live. This year more than 150,000 Minnesotans live in areas that will vote exclusively by mail.
Roughly six weeks after Dr. Cedric Alexander was sworn in as Minneapolis' first community safety commissioner, he announced a plan - along with Mayor Jacob Frey and other local officials - to reduce crime in the city.
"If Russia stops fighting, the war ends. If Ukraine stops fighting, Ukraine ends," U.S. tells world leaders at the U.N.
Gov. Tim Walz pushed back against critics who say his administration should have done more to thwart a scheme to take advantage of the COVID-19 pandemic to defraud the U.S. government of at least $250 million.
A motion from MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell to file a temporary restraining order against the FBI and other governmental agencies has been denied by a judge in U.S. District Court.
