MinnPost

While the Cook Political Report has determined the district is “solidly Republican,” 538 shows that, in a generic ballot, Democratic candidates for Congress are ahead of Republicans by 1.5 percentage points.

Harris’ choice of Walz as a running mate was based on several factors, including the governor’s ties to Capitol Hill and relationship with the nation’s Democratic governors.

Some of the first licenses since the Minnesota Legislature legalized recreational marijuana may permit social equity businesses to start growing for commercial sales.

The Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment (BEAD) program — what was once thought of as a solution to unequal access to the internet in Minnesota — could turn out to be a bust.

Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners — known as SANE nurses — are a critical part of the experience for victims who report their assault or go to a hospital, but many rural areas lack examiners and other resources that can support victims.

Some efforts — like sports betting, housing reform and a bonding bill — lost steam this year. But Gov. Tim Walz is expected to sign most, if not all, of the bills that passed, including cannabis law changes and pay increases for Uber and Lyft drivers.

Under the proposed amendment, once Legislatures convene in January of odd-numbered years, there would be no constitutional end date until the next Legislature convenes two years later.

Proposed legislation would allow counties to collect reimbursement for ice rescue missions.

The U.S. Interior Department recently retained "threatened" status of the animal in Minnesota.

Some say the complaints of no mail, slow mail and lost mail are likely to be the result of changes the USPS has made in order to survive.