Politics

The U.S. Department of Agriculture posted on its website, "The well has run dry."

Former Congresswoman Gabby Giffords, a gun violence survivor, was part of a panel in Waconia, featuring Gov. Tim Walz, discussing ways to tackle gun violence.

A demonstration against the immigration enforcement policies of the Trump administration was held at the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul.

St. Paul’s next mayor will be tasked with overseeing the rebound of a downtown, dealing with the fallout of an unprecedented cyberattack and a continuing homeless crisis. Here's the current list of candidates.

The former Alabama Crimson Tide and NFL quarterback announced his candidacy in a video post referring to himself as a “political outsider."

A special election to fill the Minnesota Senate seat previously held by former Minnesota DFL State Sen. Nicole Mitchell will be held on Nov. 4. Here's who's running.

Following the death of Sen. Bruce Anderson in July, a special election will be held to fill the Minnesota Senate seat for District 29, which represents parts of Hennepin, Meeker and Wright counties.

Here's what will be on your ballot for St. Paul's upcoming elections.

With early voting now underway in Minnesota, here's a look at who's on the ballot for the Minneapolis mayoral election along with the city council races.

A new Gallup poll shows how Americans feel about Congress as the government shutdown enters its third week.

Parents in Chisago County are voicing concerns over school safety as classrooms lack proper doors, leaving children vulnerable.

A new poll finds that many people feel unsure of supporting a candidate from a third party in part because of the implications of voting for one in an election.

During an interview, the senate candidate addressed a tattoo he received years ago of an image resembling a Nazi symbol and controversial online comments he made in the past.

A new national survey shows deepening pessimism about the nation’s direction, with Democrats now far more likely than Republicans to say the U.S. is on the wrong track.

The USDA warned SNAP benefits for November could be delayed if the government shutdown continues.