Reality Check: The 'Trump Bump' And You
When you hear that everyone is reaping the rewards from the surging stock market -- don't believe it.
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When you hear that everyone is reaping the rewards from the surging stock market -- don't believe it.
Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton has set a special election date for two seats vacated by lawmakers who faced sexual harassment allegations.
Sen. Al Franken says he'll cooperate fully with an Ethics Committee investigation, but what does that mean?
On TV, and in written statements, Sen. Al Franken has repeatedly apologized after multiple women accused him of sexual harassment.
House and Senate Republicans in Washington have high hopes this Thanksgiving holiday.
A Democratic Minnesota state Senator and a Republican Representative will resign amid allegations from several women that they sexually harassed them.
A Minnesota woman says Sen. Franken grabbed her backside in 2010 while the two took a photo at the State Fair.
Five of our co-workers received the highest military award the Minnesota National Guard presents to civilians.
A growing number of women in politics are going public with stories of harassment -- and it's not just here in Minnesota.
DFL Representative Laurie Halverson says she's been harassed "many times" at the State Capitol, by lawmakers from both parties.
Two Minnesota politicians are facing sexual harassment allegations.
An exhaustive study of Trump's early days in office found media coverage was more negative than the presidents who preceded him.
Minnesota's Republican Senate leader says he is preparing to lay off staffers and close down the Senate if a budget impasse with the Democratic governor goes much longer.
The Sunday mass shooting in a small town in Texas is one of hundreds of mass shootings in the United States this year.
The president's agenda has suffered a number of setback since he took office, even though Republicans control Congress and the White House.
The United States Senate opened hearings Tuesday on Facebook, Twitter and Google to figure out how to handle subversive and violent online content posted by foreign countries.
Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton denounced Monday the Republican tax plan in Washington, saying it could cost thousands of dollars for nearly a million Minnesota taxpayers.
President Trump had signaled he would allow all of the documents to be released unless U.S. intelligence agencies give him a reason not to.
Despite a lack of details on the coming tax bill, the White House is promising a $4,000 raise for the average family.
In this digital age where computers, smartphones and even baby monitors are vulnerable to hacking, cyber security experts are speaking out in Minneapolis.
The last batch of classified government documents related to the John F. Kennedy assassination are set to be released Thursday.
Top Minnesota lawmakers are asking Congress to repeal a controversial new law they say is actually making the opioid problem worse.
The stock market touched another record high this week, hitting 23,000 and continuing a historic run that some are calling a "Trump Bump."
The deadline is looming for Minnesota to submit its plan to bring Amazon's new headquarters to the state.
Monterrey Security's contract was terminated last month after an investigation uncovered contract violations and possible security breaches.
