The former U.S. transportation secretary spoke at Duke University calls out social media for being divisive and was asked about his political future.

Earlier this week, Governor Tim Walz told reporters that Republicans were refusing to budge on allowing a vote on an assault weapons ban.

The plan came together in closed-door meetings between Governor Tim Walz and legislative leaders without hearings or input from rank-and-file legislators.

ROCHESTER, Minn.- The recently formed Minnesota Senate subcommittee on Federal Impacts on Minnesotans and Economic Stability visited Channel One Regional Food Bank on Thursday, Sept. 25 to learn more ...

AEW/ROH wrestler Deonna Purrazzo may eventually trade the wrestling ring for the political stage.

As the White House threatens to raise the stakes on a government shutdown, Democratic Senate hopefuls told current ...

Maine police are seeing an increase in reported threats against state lawmakers that comes amid a similar rise nationally and ...

The talks rare ongoing, I remain open to a deal where we can come in and get something done,” said Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz.

Some experts underscored the elevated risk of political violence created by social media, saying its algorithms favor provocative posts that induce user engagement but exacerbate political division.

John, who provided testimony to the public hearing on the death of fellow skilled tradesman Ronald Adams Sr., spoke recently ...

In an interview, Rest reflected on her career, her proudest moments, and her gratitude to New Hope Police for thwarting a ...

Walz could call a special session whenever he wants, but the current makeup of the Legislature would make it difficult for an ...