Wright County's Presidential Nominating Primary results show Trump leading the GOP with 75.6% and Biden dominating the Democratic race with 72.6%. Other candidates had significantly less support.

Biden and Trump claim multiple wins across states on Super Tuesday, according to FOX 9, signaling their approaches to securing their parties' nominations.

Minneapolis launches a recruitment campaign for police and 911 services to address staffing shortages, targeting candidates of varied demographics with a multimedia approach.

Minneapolis community leaders launch a safety initiative for Lake Street, discussing crime reduction and police relationships at Frida's Event Center.

Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty to launch a U & T Visa Policy addressing the fears of crime victims with uncertain immigration status, aided by Inspector Gomez.

Senator Heather Gustafson proposed a bill to provide free milk to elementary students bringing lunch from home in Minnesota, with the aim of ensuring all students have access to nutritious meals at school.

Minnesota Senator Heather Gustafson has proposed a bill to enhance accountability of charter schools, focusing on student interests and strengthening oversight.

Senator Matt Klein's sports betting legalization bill in Minnesota passes through a Senate committee with added measures to prevent problem gambling, including a 24/7 hotline and in-game betting restrictions.

Minneapolis city workers from LiUNA Local 363 have accepted a new contract after months of negotiations, resulting in significant wage increases over three years for about 440 employees.

Minnesota GOP lawmakers are advocating for a public vote on a new state flag and seal, opposing the planned unveiling this spring without wider input.

President Biden defeated Congressman Dean Phillips in Minnesota's Super Tuesday primary, while Trump won against Nikki Haley, with tensions rising in both parties as the presidential race progresses.

Duluth prioritizes water treatment plant upgrades, seeking $6.719 million for refurbishing a century-old facility to ensure safe drinking water for over 103,000 local and neighboring residents.

The St. Louis Park City Council approved a 2024 city budget with a 7.3% property tax increase and a sharp 15.5% rise in utility bills to support city services and inflation adjustments.