Suspect in triple murder of Chisago County family found dead, sheriff says
Investigators say the suspect in a deadly shooting that claimed the lives of three family members has been found dead.
Talking Points: Will lawmakers agree on a Social Security tax bill?
Esme Murphy looks at whether Republicans have a chance of getting some of their tax cuts passed, including eliminating the tax on Social Security income.
Law enforcement raise concerns about recreational marijuana: "How can we keep the public safe?"
There were those who testified in favor of the bill but it is the detailed concerns of law enforcement that are among the issues even supporters question.
Bill allowing medically assisted death advances in Minnesota legislature
A person who is at least 18 years old and mentally capable, is terminally ill with less than six months to live would have the right to medical aid in dying.
Talking Points: Pandemic's toll on youth mental health
Every 3 years Minnesota conducts a statewide survey of public school students. The latest survey out in December 2022 had this conclusion: the pandemic may be over but our kids mental health continues to suffer because of the tumultuous changes kids went through.
As St. Paul reels from deadly weekend, gun control opponents recognize prevention bills may pass this session at Capitol
Rob Doar of the Minnesota Gun Owners Caucus says none of the gun control measures being debated at the Capitol would have prevented this weekend's tragedies in St. Paul. But he says this could be the year one or more of these bills finally passes.
Talking Points: Minnesota DFL keep coalitions together for historic progressive agenda
When the DFL Party in Minnesota won historic majorities in both the House and the Senate last November, some wondered if they could hold their coalitions together and get any major bills passed.
MnDOT, State Patrol applaud Minnesotans for staying home, keeping crash numbers lower than anticipated
Those in charge of keeping us safe say Minnesotans deserve an "A" for listening and staying home.
Chisago County plow operator strike averted days before storm
"The county is very happy we came to an agreement. We have been working with the union on a collective bargaining agreement since October," Chase Burnham, Chisago County Administrator said.
Will this snowstorm be one we'll talk about for years to come?
Minnesota is no stranger to big snowstorms. Who can forget when the old Metrodome collapsed? Or the 1991 Halloween blizzard?
What was that chopper doing in downtown Minneapolis all Sunday?
When you need new heating and cooling equipment installed on top of the downtown, U.S. Bank tower, you cant do it with a crane.
Talking Points: The deep rural-urban political divide
Minnesota's Congressional Delegation is evenly divided with four Republicans and four Democrats -- and that even split reinforces a deep rural urban divide in Minnesota.
Minneapolis mulls city-led sidewalk shoveling, but it'll cost taxpayers
There's a proposal for Minneapolis to shovel your walk, but it'll cost taxpayers a pretty penny.
Talking Points: Minnesota on track to be carbon free by 2040
A new law making Minnesota 100% carbon-free within the next two decades sped its way through the Minnesota legislature and earlier this month was signed into law by Gov. Tim Walz.
St. Paul mayor vows transparency following fatal police encounter
St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter says he is committed to releasing the body worn cameras of officers who shot and killed a man Saturday evening as soon as possible.