Ilhan Omar Asks Judge To Have 'Compassion' For Man Who Threatened To Kill Her
U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota is asking the judge sentencing the man who threatened to kill her to have "compassion."
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U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota is asking the judge sentencing the man who threatened to kill her to have "compassion."
The former mayor of both Superior and Duluth, Minnesota has been booked into the Douglas County Jail on a possible probation violation.
A western New York man has pleaded guilty to threatening to kill U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar.
Minnesota lawmakers are expected to give an update on attempts to solve the problem of high-priced insulin.
Lt. Governor Peggy Flanagan joined Senator Tina Smith as she called for the reactivation of the Violence Against Women Act in Congress.
The University of Minnesota has cancelled an upcoming lecture with Michael Bloomberg as the former New York City mayor is likely to launch a presidential campaign.
Some Bloomington residents are pushing back against a proposal that would change the face of a popular park.
With the presidential primaries just a few months away, expect to hear a lot about political polls. But who actually gets those calls?
State child advocates have released new data on the well-being of Minnesota's children. The data showed some improvements, such as a drop in poverty. But an achievement gap persists.
Newly released data show that nearly every Minnesota state agency has violated contract and spending laws over the past year.
Some state and federal lawmakers say no child should be shamed in the lunchroom over outstanding debts.
There have been times throughout Joe Peschek's 32-year career at Hamline where class studies have run parallel with current events.
The largest lake in Minneapolis was named for U.S. Vice President John Calhoun, who backed slavery.
Omar retweeted her original tweet, in light of the Southern Poverty Law Center's recently-released report accusing Miller of having an "affinity for white nationalism revealed in leaked emails."
The United States House begins historic public impeachment hearings Tuesday, setting in motion President Donald Trump's possible removal from office.
