This week, the U.S. Department of Agriculture canceled almost half of food shelf orders from Minnesota farmers under the ...

Crunch time has arrived at the Minnesota Capitol as the Legislature puts thousands of bills through a funnel, including ...

Union workers rallied in downtown Minneapolis on Saturday days after an international graduate student was detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Don’t hold your breath, Ted. Mr. Hinnenkamp hoping Ms. Bennett will come to the defense of anyone who is not a card-carrying ...

A bipartisan group of Minnesota lawmakers is trying to ease the state’s housing crunch by making more homes available to ...

It is an established fact if one tells a lie often enough it becomes accepted as the truth. The Democrats with the help of ...

Lawmakers on both sides of the political aisle are pushing for improved attendance reporting in schools to address frequent ...

In August of 1943 a young man named Quentin turned 18 and within a month he received his induction letter to serve in the ...

What if our public libraries ceased to exist? How would that effect our lives? Libraries are a crucial part of our ...

In light of the Albert Lea City Council’s decision this week to move forward with removing the former theater, we look back ...

As a retired teacher, there are things I do not miss about teaching. I do not miss being at work by 7:30 a.m., or morning ...

The Albert Lea girls’ and boys’ track and field teams kicked off their spring season with an exciting first indoor meet at St ...