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The shocking statistic was first reported by KSTP News. Take a closer look at how the University is assessing students and treating the issue.

In this Alpha News Update we cover a recent visit to MN by Dr. Gina Loudon and Dr. Judith Reisman, we have an introductory interview with a new candidate in Anoka County (31B), and we explain the Met Council's update on an expensive extension to the light rail's blue line.

While $1.1 billion of $1.6 billion in capital spending requests were approved on Tuesday, voters rejected over 40% of the ballot questions on bonding and other new spending. Governor Dayton says we need to catch up on education spending. Take a closer look at where voters said "Yes" and "No" to new spending and the borrowing cost per pupil.

Business owners and residents outside of the Metropolitan area are seeking assistance to bring better internet options to their towns...

Take a look at the list of citizen advisory commissions in the state of Minnesota. The government requires regulation input on fields ranging from mixed martial arts to potato processing across 140 state agencies. Are they working?

The Taxpayers League of Minnesota released their annual legislative scorecard, with lower than average scores going to the Republican-led House. A DFL State Senator received a score of "zero"

Oakdale residents are in uproar over proposed changes to 4th St.

University not only obtained fetal tissue from Advanced Biosciences Resources, but also Stem Express.

Political commentator and former speech writer for President George W. Bush and Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, Marc Thiessen, explains how the threat of radical Islam could affect Minnesotans. Thiessen weighs in on Governor Dayton's comments that Minnesotans questioning the refugee resettlement programs should, "find another state."

Vice President for Research at the University of Minnesota, tells state Legislator that the University-- at some point-- had procured fetal parts directly from Meadowbrook Women's Clinic in Minneapolis.