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Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon 'confident' in election security, mail-in ballot access
With litigation swirling around election procedures across the U.S., Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon explained how elections officials around the state are preparing for the upcoming primary elections and the general election later this fall.
As residency questions swirl, Mike Lindell shifts from MyPillow role to focus on governor bid
The Minnesota Republican Party chair raised doubts about Mike Lindell’s eligibility to run in a letter seeking state clarification. It escalates the party’s effort to head off Lindell in the governor’s race since he was endorsed by President Donald Trump. Lindell says he’s receding from MyPillow lead role to focus on race.
U.S. men's soccer team to play Canada at Allianz Field this fall
The U.S. men’s soccer national team will play an international friendly against Canada this fall in St. Paul. It will be the eighth time the U.S. men’s or women’s national team has played at Allianz Field.
Lightning causes at least 3 house fires in northern Minnesota
One of the fires destroyed a home early Tuesday morning on the Whiteface Reservoir in St. Louis County. The sheriff’s office said two people and two dogs in the home were able to escape before the building was fully engulfed in flames.
5 states hold polls on Tuesday. Here's what to know
Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, Virginia and Washington hold primaries Tuesday, with races that could ultimately decide control of Congress next year. Redistricting efforts will also influence the races.
Cyberattacks in Minnesota expose vulnerability of U.S. water systems
Some experts say water infrastructure in Minnesota and across the nation is in danger of more attacks in the future, amid increased threats and insufficient funding.
Ask a Bookseller: ‘Wake Now in the Fire’ by Jarrett Dapier
The graphic novel is based on a true story about Chicago high school students standing up — successfully — to book banning.
‘There’s a choice’: 11 Minnesota lawmakers face primary challenges
State legislators from both major political parties face primary contests next week. The results likely won’t reset the political balance in St. Paul, but they could shift the perspective within their caucuses closer to the extremes.