100 Million Could Watch The 1st Presidential Debate
About 130 million people voted in the last presidential election, and 100 million could watch Monday night's debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
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About 130 million people voted in the last presidential election, and 100 million could watch Monday night's debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
From the Hillary Clinton-Donald Trump debate tonight on CBS to the death of the legendary Arnold Palmer, here are the four stories to know from Monday, Sept. 26.
The FBI says it's investigating the attack Saturday night where a man stabbed nine people in a St. Cloud mall before being fatally shot by a police officer.
It's the Virginia senator's first visit to Minnesota as the Democratic Vice Presidential nominee.
Donald Trump criticized Hillary Clinton Monday for her characterization that half of his supporters belonged in "a basket of deplorables."
The Minnesota DFL Party wants Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and his running mate removed from the state ballot.
If the State Fair is the Great Minnesota Get-Together, politics at the fair has the feel of family argument at the dinner table.
Donald Trump on Tuesday accused rival Hillary Clinton of "bigotry" and being "against the police," claiming that she and other Democrats have "betrayed the African American community" and pandered for votes.
Most Wisconsin voters still don't like presidential nominees Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton very much.
A new Washington Post /ABC News poll out Sunday shows Hillary Clinton leading Donald Trump 50 to 42 percent nationally.
Here's a look at the four things you need to know for Sunday, Aug. 7, 2016.
Hillary Clinton will make history Thursday night when she becomes the first woman in American history to lead a major political party.
A Minneapolis native plans to make a real stink when Hillary Clinton takes the stage at the Democratic National Convention Thursday night.
Last night, former President Bill Clinton spoke about his wife, striking a more personal tone about the arc of their relationship and her professional résumé.
The Democratic National Convention opened in Philadelphia Monday morning but it isn't the city of brotherly love for Democrats.
Minnesota's delegates to the Democratic National Convention are weighing the same question as political activists across the country: Can the party unite around Hillary Clinton for the presidency?
Rep. Keith Ellison is set to introduce Sen. Bernie Sanders at the Democratic National Convention Monday night.
One of the big questions at this week's Democratic convention is whether Hillary Clinton will be able to harness the support and enthusiasm of Bernie Sanders supporters.
Hillary Clinton announced Friday night that Democratic Senator Tim Kaine will be her running mate.
Here in the Twin Cities, Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton's campaign focused on education. On Monday evening, Clinton spoke to members of the American Federation of Teachers at the Minneapolis Convention Center.
The 3,000 delegates attending the national convention are not just teachers, but also specialists in a variety of fields like psychology, nutrition and special education.
Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton will visit Minnesota Monday.
Donald Trump tweeted Wednesday night that he will announce his pick for vice president Friday morning.
Rep. Keith Ellison announced Wednesday that he is endorsing the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee: Hillary Clinton.
Presumptive presidential nominees Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton remain deeply unpopular in Wisconsin.
