‘She Lied To Us’: Annunciation 10-Year-Old Victim’s Parents Speak Out Against Demuth In New Ad

The parents of a girl killed in the Minneapolis church shooting say the GOP governor nominee broke a promise made in their living room.

These 20 MN Cities Pay Their Top Employees The Most: List

In one city, the No. 2 earner makes more than the top employee in most cities on the list. See the full ranking.

4 Minnesota Officials Targeted In Nationwide Wave Of Suspicious Mail

One of the letters came with a threat and a white powder, as federal investigators look into similar mail sent across the country.

LIST: These 10 PACs Are Pouring The Most Money Into MN Elections

One PAC has pulled in more than $14 million this year, nearly all of it from a single donor. Here's who's bankrolling the biggest groups.

Poll Shows Massive Minnesota Gender Gap In U.S. Senate Race

Men and women are breaking in opposite directions in the race between Peggy Flanagan and Michele Tafoya, a new poll found.

Full Report Details Lewd Behavior Allegations Against St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her

Investigators found Mayor Kaohly Her's conduct offensive and inappropriate but not sexual harassment. Read the full report.

Minnesota Early Voting Off To Faster Start Than Last Midterm

Minnesota is sending out absentee ballots well ahead of its 2022 pace. Here's how many so far, and how to cast your vote this fall.

Sex Noises, Photoshops, A Hand On The Thigh: St. Paul Mayor's Alleged Conduct

The police chief's 73-page lawsuit lays out months of alleged behavior he says started before Mayor Kaohly Her even took office.

Peggy Flanagan's Senate Lead Collapses As Michele Tafoya Surges Into Dead Heat, KSTP Poll Shows

Minnesota's U.S. Senate race has tightened into a dead heat, according to a new KSTP/SurveyUSA poll released this week.

ICE Agent Christian Castro, Charged In Minnesota, Freed From Texas Jail Amid Fears He Could Flee To Mexico

Gov. Greg Abbott declined to sign extradition papers before a legal deadline forced Castro's release, MN officials say.

Ontario Premier's Electricity Threat Could Hit Minnesota Again

Doug Ford says everything is on the table as the Canada-U.S. trade war escalates, and Ontario has hit Minnesota with power moves before.

Minnesota Takes Texas To Court Over Stalled Extradition Of ICE Agent Christian Castro

The federal agent allegedly shot into an occupied Minneapolis home and hit a resident during an immigration operation.

Walz: 'The Fight Is Over' As He Moves To Block Mining Near Boundary Waters

The governor says he's using his full executive authority after a recent move in Congress opened the door to development.

What Happens To Klobuchar's Senate Seat If She Becomes Governor?

Sen. Amy Klobuchar won the DFL primary for governor. Here's how her Senate seat would be filled, and who could get the appointment.

Winners And Losers From Minnesota's 2026 Primary Election

One GOP frontrunner had the president's endorsement. It wasn't enough. Here's who came out ahead Tuesday night and who's headed home.

Peggy Flanagan Projected To Win Minnesota DFL Senate Primary Over Angie Craig

Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan is projected to defeat U.S. Rep. Angie Craig in a bruising proxy fight over the party's direction.

Lisa Demuth Becomes First Black Woman To Win Minnesota Governor Primary, Will Face Klobuchar In November

Lisa Demuth defeated Mike Lindell and Kendall Qualls to become the first Black major-party nominee for Minnesota governor.

Michele Tafoya Projected To Win Minnesota Republican Senate Primary

Michele Tafoya is expected to defeat Adam Schwarze and Royce White to secure the GOP nomination for Minnesota's open U.S. Senate seat.

Minnesota's 2026 Primary Is Today: What You Need To Know To Vote

Polls close at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Here's what's on the ballot and how to cast your vote before time runs out.

What's On Your Ballot For The Aug. 11 Primary In Ramsey County

A sample ballot for Ramsey County shows crowded U.S. Senate and governor fields ahead of the Aug. 11 state primary.

Judge Denies X.AI Bid To Block Minnesota's AI Nudification Ban

The court sided with Attorney General Keith Ellison, letting Minnesota's first-in-the-nation AI nudification ban take effect Aug. 1.

St. Paul Mayor Sexually Harassed City Employees, Police Chief Says

The chief himself was a target of Mayor Khaoly Her, according to a letter from his attorney.

These New Minnesota Laws Take Effect Aug. 1

From a nudification technology ban to a felony grooming law, dozens of new Minnesota statutes kick in Thursday.

The MyPillow Guy Will Bring MN Back From 'Embarrassment,' Trump Says

President Donald Trump endorsed MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell as the Republican choice for governor Wednesday.

Feds Release Evidence In Metro Surge Killings After 6-Month Delay, State Says

The BCA has taken custody of previously withheld evidence, including Renee Good's car, and shared its files with the U.S. Attorney's Office.

Klobuchar Remembers Sen. Lindsey Graham As Longtime Friend, 'Loyal' Ally On Afghan Refugee Aid

Sen. Amy Klobuchar recalled Graham's loyalty to friends and causes, and their work together on Afghan refugee aid.

These Are Minnesota's 25 Highest-Paid State Employees

The state's highest-paid employees are not politicians or agency heads, according to public payroll data.

New Minnesota Laws Take Effect July 1: Social Media Warnings, School Safety And More

A new batch of state laws kicked in Tuesday, covering social media, school threats, courthouse security, and child care.

TikTok, Instagram Users In MN Will See New Warning Every Time They Open App

A social media mental health warning, a $4.5M wrongful conviction payout, and new school threat reporting rules are among the changes.

Your Guide To The 2026 Minnesota Primary: Dates, Races And How To Vote

The primary is Aug. 11. Early voting is already open. Here's what's on the ballot and how to cast your vote.

Where To Buy A Police Cruiser, Real Estate, Or A Snowplow From The State Of Minnesota

Minnesota runs a free public auction site where anyone can bid on surplus government property, and most residents have no idea it exists.

Half Of Minnesotans Disapprove of New State Flag, Star Tribune Poll Finds

A new statewide poll finds most Minnesotans are not warming to the state's redesigned flag two years after it was adopted.

Poll: Klobuchar Leads GOP Rivals for Governor, But She's No Lock

New poll shows Klobuchar ahead in every governor matchup, but she's below 50% against top Republicans and running behind her Senate margins.

Como Zoo Big Cat Habitat Gets $9.3M For Major Upgrade

The money will help start the first phase of Como's planned Big Cats & African Animals project.

Peggy Flanagan Accuses Pro-Angie Craig PAC Of Using AI Deepfake In TV Ad

Peggy Flanagan said a TV ad from a super PAC supporting Angie Craig used a fake version of her.

3,411 Minnesota Medicaid Providers Face Disenrollment After State Review

The review was part of Minnesota’s effort to protect up to $2 billion in federal Medicaid funding.

Minnesota's New Anti-Grooming Law: What To Know

The bill says the crime can be committed regardless of whether any sexual conduct occurs.

These New Minnesota Laws Were Just Signed By Gov. Walz

The new laws cover fraud oversight, veterans benefits, home care services, crypto custody, and a memorial highway.

Minnesota Kids Could Be Locked Out Of Social Media Without Parent OK

A bill likely to become law in Minnesota requires parental consent for children under 15 and gives parents new tools over social media.

Eggs Past Quality Date Could Go To MN Food Shelves Under New Bill

A Minnesota bill would let grocery stores donate eggs after their quality assurance date instead of throwing them away.