A University of Minnesota Duluth economist explains how the president's sweeping tariffs policy could hurt the U.S.

Fierce and unpredictable fights are happening at the Capitol over K-12 money. Part of the challenge is anticipating federal ...

Filmmaker’s work with 'Brokeback Mountain' producer and Minnesota native Bill Pohlad led to his Minneapolis Film Festival ...

Money for new LIHEAP applicants could end as early as mid-April after DOGE-inspired layoffs at the Department of Health and ...

MinnPost welcomed a new new state government reporter, audience editor and development associate in recent weeks.

State’s ranchers and farmers could lose overseas markets after trading partners respond with retaliatory duties.

The Minnesota Reformer reports Champion did pro bono legal work for a group and then authored a funding bill benefiting the group.

Public money reduces elected officials’ reliance on wealthy donors and powerful interests and helps candidates of modest ...

The number of family-owned resorts in Minnesota continues to shrink, from more than 3,000 in the 1960s to 646 in 2021.

Student visas for five international students at Minnesota State University, Mankato, have been terminated by the Dept. of Homeland Security.

The St. Paul City Council took an unexpected recess and several unsuccessful votes on a new council appointment.

The role of one critical property owner, Madison Equities, cannot be ignored when the causes of the city's growing troubles ...