Minnesota student proficiency in math and reading remains far below pre-pandemic levels, with wide racial gaps persisting despite added funding.
Author: Minnesota Reformer
From food stands to party booths, Minnesotans at the State Fair share views on Democrats’ slump, Trump, gun laws and 2026 campaigns.
Hundreds mourned two children killed in the Annunciation Church shooting, with vigils in Richfield and Minneapolis offering prayers and calls for healing.
Mary Moriarty won’t seek reelection as Hennepin County attorney, ending a controversial term focused on criminal justice reform.
Minnesota’s new data privacy law gives residents more control over personal information, limits profiling, and targets data brokers starting July 31.
Melissa and Mark Hortman remembered at Basilica funeral after politically motivated killing, sparking reflection on democracy, justice, and service.
U.S. House unanimously passes resolution condemning political violence after June 14 shootings that killed Melissa Hortman and wounded Sen. John Hoffman.
Melissa Hortman vigil at Capitol draws bipartisan crowd, uniting in music, reflection and sorrow after politically motivated tragedy.
Minnesota lawmakers adjourn without a full budget, setting up a special session amid partisan clashes and unresolved major spending bills.
Minnesota House sets budget targets, proposing cuts to human services to reduce a projected $6 billion deficit by 2027.