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A 5-day conference on "Courageous Conversations" about race is underway in Baltimore, and Minnesota schools have sent dozens of educators and administrators to the meeting.

Local metropolitan areas are required by the Met Council to produce "comprehensive plans" every ten years that comply to the Council's standards and goals, including mass transit and affordable housing.

Governor Dayton addressed business leaders, politicians. and lobbyists last night at the annual dinner for the Minnesota Business Partnership, setting the state for next year's legislative session. That taxpayer surplus? Spend it.

District 833 renewed a $4.6 million levy back in 2013 and added $6.9 million in new spending at the same time. Now another $10 million tax levy increase and $143 million in new borrowing is on the table.

In an interview with Alpha News Jason Lewis addresses the rumors that he may be running for Congress...

Who wants the World's Fair in Minnesota, and what will it cost the taxpayers? Politicians and civic leaders took a trip to Milan last month to check out the exposition.

Andy Aplikowski is one of many candidates vying for Senator Branden Petersen's recently vacated seat in Senate District 35.

The Council of American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) has been putting on the pressure in St. Cloud for the city to do more to combat negative stereotypes about Muslim residents. They also want to partner with the school district to provide training opportunities to school staff. Who will profit?

Edina Public Schools has hired a non-profit company to oversee recess at two elementary schools. Is taxpayer-funded structured recess coming to a school near you?

Alpha News talks with people on the U of M campus about Planned Parenthood and the University's possible involvement with the controversy...