A bipartisan pair of state senators is offering to expand access to free school breakfast and lunch programs if the state and ...

Education advocacy organizations and the state’s largest rural-focused organizations largely endorsed an “incremental” ...

A small group of people briefly meeting in the Hutchinson Recreation Center parking lot Monday morning were in high spirits. Lore Lewerenz, a cook at Hutchinson High School, was joined by ...

Minnesota schools can invite K-6 students back to school starting Jan. 18, regardless of local COVID-19 data. Gov. Tim Walz announced the decision Dec. 16, but left determinations for each school ...

Gov. Tim Walz returned home from the campaign trail to a divided state legislature. Minnesota’s public perception of the ...

Local lawmakers, health advocates and Arizona’s school’s chief joined forces on Tuesday, urging for a ban on certain ...

The Democratic National Committee (DNC) has a new leader: Ken Martin, chair of the Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor (DFL) ...

With the rollback of its DEI programs, Target folded like a cheap card table during an intense game of dominoes at the family ...

ST. PAUL — Northland school superintendents pleaded with lawmakers at the Minnesota Capitol this week to cut them a break as they begin another year of deep budget cuts.

Minnesota had a divided government. The governorship was held by Democrat Tim Walz, the state House was held by Republicans pending a special election, and the state Senate was divided pending a ...

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz ripped into Donald Trump for golfing after trying to freeze federal aid, throwing the country into chaos.

Minnesota governor Tim Walz has blasted Trump for trying to shut off the funding for law enforcement, health care, schools, veterans, and farmers, referring to it as "unprecedented" and "illegal." In ...