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Minnesota voters discuss civic engagement amid conversations about immigration

Federal agents came to Minnesota late last year and earlier this year in an effort to enforce immigration laws. The U.S. Census shows that one in 11 Minnesotans was born outside the United States. These immigrants have a strong track record for voting. Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield speaks with voters.

Minnesota U.S. Senate race could decide balance of power

Voters are braving the rain Tuesday evening in the Twin Cities in part to help decide the balance of power in the United States Senate, with sportscaster Michele Tafoya facing off against Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan.

Minnesota Orchestra to showcase sounds of the Nordic region

The Minnesota Orchestra is gearing up for its Nordic Soundscapes Festival. The fun begins Thursday, Nov. 5. Pianist Jon Kimura Parker, who is taking part in the event, stopped by "The 4" to share what people can expect.

Here are some reminders for midterm voters who have yet to head to the polls

Voters in Minnesota and Wisconsin are deciding who will lead their states Tuesday. Residents in both states will pick new governors and there's a U.S. Senate seat up for grabs in Minnesota. There are also a number of important races that will decide the balance of power. Beret Leone and Jason Rantala report.

Why homeowners insurance premiums have spiked in Minnesota

Minnesota home insurance premiums are going through the roof. A new report found they've jumped 55% in the past decade. WCCO's Derek James explains what's behind the growing expense and what lawmakers could do about it.

Minnesota candidates make final push ahead of Election Day

On Tuesday night, the polls will be closed and Minnesota residents will begin to learn who voters have chosen to lead. More than 885,000 Minnesotans have already cast ballots during the early voting period. On Monday night, candidates made a final election-eve push trying to sway people. Ashley Grams heard from some…

Why a Lakeville café is getting national recognition

A small coffee shop in the south metro is getting national recognition. Photojournalist Nick Lunemann and reporter Jeff Wagner show why Tapestry Coffee in Lakeville is earning some serious bragging rights.

Minnesota legislative control up for grabs in midterms

Control of the Minnesota State Capitol is on the ballot in the 2026 midterms. The Minnesota House is tied with 67 seats for each party, which is rare. In the Senate, Democrats have a one-seat majority. Caroline Cummings reports on the push for power in St. Paul.

Steve Simon shares what to know about federal election monitors in Minnesota

A record number of Minnesotans have turned out to vote early. The secretary of state said Monday that nearly 900,000 people had already cast their ballots. Thousands more are expected to vote at the polls on Tuesday, and some are worried about election security. John Lauritsen heard from Secretary of State Steve Simon…