Election Day is nearly here and Minnesota plays a major role in the nation’s political landscape.

In a shocking display of irresponsibility, a Hennepin County courier was fired after ballots were found left unattended in the open trunk of a parked vehicle in Edina.

Governor Tim Walz recently ignited a firestorm with his comments on the Electoral College, declaring that it "needs to go.”

While Governor Walz was quick to come for JD Vance, he had no problem glazing over his colossal failures as the Governor of Minnesota.

While buildings were burning and businesses were suffering, Governor Walz was missing in action, not taking any action whatsoever. 

Remember when Governor Tim Walz promised those refund checks as a lifeline for Minnesotans struggling with rising costs?

For Governor Tim Walz, recent months have unfolded like a bad dream, marked by scandals that raise serious questions about his administration’s integrity and competence.

While many states have moved to exempt Social Security benefits from state taxes, Minnesota is one out of only 11 states still clinging to this outdated practice.

Do you love cooking on a gas stove? Maybe you love riding around on your gas-powered John Deere riding lawn mower.

From soaring utility surcharges to unexpected service fees tacked onto everyday bills, it’s becoming increasingly clear that these added expenses are not just a minor inconvenience—they are a serious burden.

As Minnesota approaches a pivotal election in Senate District 45, all eyes are on how this race might impact the balance of power in the state senate.

Minnesota is grappling with several government fraud scandals that have exposed deep flaws in oversight and accountability, shaking taxpayer trust and straining state finances.

With recent major events coming to Minneapolis this summer, the city has showcased vitality and energy. Yet, crime remains a persistent concern. 

In a recent wave of dissatisfaction among Democrat lawmakers, the calls for President Biden to step aside from the presidential race have begun to amplify.

Effective since July 1, 2024, several new laws passed by the Legislature are set to reshape daily life in Minnesota, but not necessarily for the better.

The retail delivery fee is set to take effect from July 1, 2024.

The upcoming special election in Minnesota Senate District 45 presents a golden opportunity for Republicans to challenge the DFL stronghold and potentially reshape the political landscape in Minnesota.

Star Tribune publisher Steve Grove’s texts with Gov. Walz's Chief of Staff suggest a cozy relationship that blurs the lines between media and politics.

As we mourn the loss of Officer Mitchell and other victims of this tragedy, it's key that we demand accountability from the leaders of our state.