Mike Moen

Consumers are increasingly worried about economic survival, according to new survey data and in North Dakota, a local human services leader senses added pressure for struggling households.

American farmers are at a crossroads and regional researchers are out with new information about certain practices they said could boost struggling operations and help the environment. A new study showed regenerative agriculture can be profitable and help reverse climate change. The Ecdysis Foundation, based in the Dakotas, said soil on participating farms captures 39% […]

Inflation and consumer prices are vastly outpacing other issues voters are worried about ahead of the midterm elections.

Candidates across West Virginia are out on the campaign trail in an increasingly hostile climate

Voter outreach work in Minnesota has an added complication this year: lasting effects from Operation Metro Surge.

Minnesota would have more jobs today and not as many economic disruptions had mass deportations not been aggressively carried out over the past year, according to emerging research looking into its effects.

Consumers in the southeastern U.S., including Alabama, are feeling more pressure, and energy costs are a major culprit.

Minnesota officials and clean energy organizations feel confident state law will serve as a shield from federal rollbacks of greenhouse gas emissions in the power plant sector.

Americans point the finger at the private sector but new polling found they want Congress to do more on the affordable housing front.

Those who mentor political candidates see the Trump administration's targeting of U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota as a pattern toward women in leadership.