Talking Points: Where do Minnesota's major political races stand?
There were some big, last-minute endorsements of Minnesota candidates made last week by two former U.S. presidents.
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There were some big, last-minute endorsements of Minnesota candidates made last week by two former U.S. presidents.
From the State Capitol to control of Congress, Minnesotans will decide who they want to represent their voices. WCCO’s Caroline Cummings explains how candidates are crafting their closing arguments to secure your support.
A week after former President Donald Trump endorsed Scott Jensen in Minnesota's gubernatorial race, Gov. Tim Walz has earned a presidential endorsement of his own.
DFL Gov. Tim Walz and Republican challenger Dr. Scott Jensen clashed in their third and final debate Friday, sharpening their attacks on each other in the waning days of the campaign for the state's top job.
DFL Governor Tim Walz and GOP challenger Scott Jensen went head to head to make some of their last appeals to voters.
Attorney General Keith Ellison on Friday insisted his office did "everything we could" in how they handled the investigation into Feeding Our Future, the group at the center of an alleged $250 million scheme to defraud the federal government.
Many in Minnesota are closely watching the third debate between the two candidates for Minnesota governor Friday afternoon. It will be their final meeting.
"Our Democracy is under attack. Almost two years ago, the former president and his cronies spread the Big Lie and sent seditionists to invade the U.S. Capitol on January 6th," Ventura said.
The midterm elections are just two weeks away. An average of recent polls shows a tightening race for Minnesota governor. Esme Murphy sat down with both candidates about a number of issues ranging from education to abortion.
Governor Tim Walz joined Economic Commissioner Steve Grove at Flava Cafe in St. Paul today to announce 97-million dollars in federal funding. The money is part of the State Small Business Credit Initiative.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources announced Tuesday that Gov. Tim Walz will celebrate the opening of deer hunting season in the Three Rivers Park District.
There was a high-stakes campaign clash Tuesday night in Rochester between the two candidates for Minnesota governor.
The Minnesota governor's race heats up Tuesday night with another debate.
President Biden says he will pardon federal offenses for simple marijuana possession. Caroline Cummings explains what it means for Minnesotans, and what comes next.
Democratic Gov. Tim Walz has $3.2 million in cash on hand heading into the final weeks of the campaign, while Republican challenger Scott Jensen has $864,000 left in the bank.
Gov. Tim Walz spoke Wednesday for the first time since a rare rebuke from a judge presiding over a lawsuit from Feeding Our Future, the organization at the center of the $250 million pandemic fraud case.
Minnesota Republicans blamed DFL state leaders Monday for failing to prevent the country's largest COVID-19 fraud case.
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.
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.
The candidates will meet for an Oct. 18 debate sponsored by a group of television stations. Another debate is scheduled for Oct. 28 on Minnesota Public Radio.
The more than 60-page plan includes targets of six goals, including boosting clean energy and clean transportation—a sector that is the state's largest source of greenhouse gas emissions.
Tuesday is day two of a strike that's sent thousands of nurses to picket lines from the Twin Cities to Duluth. The different sides haven't seen eye-to-eye on proposed pay increases and changes to staffing.
Crime is a central issue in the fall campaigns, and the major gubernatorial candidates have some very different proposals on public safety.
It's as predictable as getting mustard on your shirt or corn kernels getting stuck in your teeth: the politicians are once again flocking to the Minnesota State Fair.
Some are calling out Gov. Tim Walz for a statement he made on WCCO Sunday Morning. WCCO's Esme Murphy asked him about COVID-19 restrictions, and the impact on students in the classroom.
