Tim Walz

Gov. Tim Walz announced on Tuesday that he would seek a third term as Governor of Minnesota.

In a campaign video posted to social media, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz announced Tuesday he will seek a third term as governor. Here's his campaign announcement video.

On Wednesday, Gov. Tim Walz hinted at running for reelection in 2026. FOX 9's Soyoung Kim has more.

Gov. Tim Walz spoke with reporters on Wednesday at an Inver Grove Heights elementary school and talked about the possibility of running for reelection in 2026. He said an official announcement will come in the next few days.

Gov. Tim Walz and his cabinet will be meeting at an Inver Grove Heights elementary school, where we expect to learn more about his plan to call a special session on gun control. FOX 9's Se Kwon has more on the story.

Oral arguments were made on Wednesday in a lawsuit over a transgender softball pitcher who won the state championship this past year,

President Donald Trump held a briefing in the White House on the anniversary of the Social Security Act. He also took questions about crime in Washington, D.C., spoke about his meeting with Putin, the Olympics and more. He also addressed crime and the National Guard in Minneapolis after the George Floyd unrest, saying the city would have burned if he hadn't sent in the National Guard. Gov. Tim Walz actually called in the National Guard. Trump also criticized Gov. Tim Walz.

President Donald Trump touted calling in the National Guard to Minneapolis during the 2020 unrest following George Floyd's murder, saying the city would have burned down if it weren't for his actions. He also criticized Gov. Tim Walz. However, Walz called up the National Guard during the riots.

Gov. Walz called out President Trump over Medicaid cuts that came as part of the "big, beautiful" bill.

Gov. Tim Walz traveled to Delano for a signing ceremony for legislation funding Minnesota agriculture and providing support to Minnesota farmers. He also took questions from reporters.

Gov. Tim Walz sat down with FOX9 for his first TV interview since the assassinations of Melissa and Mark Hortman. He says he pushed through grief, but it hits when he doesn't expect it. He dismissed some conspiracy theories about the accused gunman and addressed criticism of his sometimes heated remarks aimed at President Trump. He also discussed his plans and how the Hortman murders might impact them.