Author: MinnPost

Federal cuts halt NEH grants, jeopardizing Minnesota efforts to preserve cultural history, including WWII-era Norwegian American documents.

Audit faults Met Council for approving multimillion-dollar cost hikes on Southwest LRT without explaining decisions or following clear policy.

Minnesota lawmakers weigh K-12 cuts, charter school funding, and school meals amid a projected $6 billion state budget deficit.

Minnesota farmers brace for economic fallout as Trump’s sweeping new tariffs spark fears of retaliation, trade disruption and higher costs.

Minnesota’s looming $6 billion budget deficit sparks partisan debate as DFLers and Republicans clash over its causes and potential solutions.

Minnesota House Republicans leverage temporary majority to push bills, including a paid leave delay, but DFL leaders vow to block changes.

Minnesota and Twin Cities officials prepare to defend against potential federal lawsuits targeting sanctuary policies and state immigrant driver’s license law.

Minnesota’s bipartisan sports betting bill stalls amid concerns over gambling addiction, predatory practices, and surprising alliances opposing the measure.

Minnesota Senate race heats up as Tina Smith retires; Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan signals interest, while Democrats and Republicans weigh bids.

Minnesota House leaders reach a deal, ending a three-week standoff over power-sharing, legislative control, and a looming special election.