Nathaniel Minor

The Sacramento Bee

After session stalemate, Minnesota's debate over gun control moves into election season

By: Nathaniel Minor

By Protesters upset that gun-control measures haven't made it to the House floor for a vote chant outside the House chambers at the State Capitol on May 14, 2026, in St.

Star Tribune

Qualls' running mate accused of using business money for personal expenses

By: Walker Orenstein

The lawsuit comes as Kendall Qualls is running a campaign for governor by promising to crack down on fraud in state government.

Kendall Qualls’ running mate accused of financial misconduct

By: Walker Orenstein, Nathaniel Minor

The civil lawsuit comes as Kendall Qualls is running a campaign for governor by promising to crack down on fraud in state government.

Star Tribune

After a ‘frustrating’ session at the Minnesota Capitol, Annunciation parents vow to keep fighting

By: Nathaniel Minor

They notched a handful of wins, but big-ticket items, like gun control, were left on the table.

Annunciation parents frustrated after MN Legislature stalls gun proposals

By: Nathaniel Minor

They notched a handful of wins but big-ticket items, like gun control, were left on the table.

Waukesha Freeman Newspaper

Minnesota lawmakers vote to limit powers of homeowners associations

By: Nathaniel Minor

Homeowners associations across Minnesota will see their powers diminished under a far-reaching “HOA Bill of Rights” approved by state lawmakers this week.

Batesville Daily Guard Inc

Mining Boundary Waters

By: Nathaniel Minor

FILE - In this undated photo canoeists navigate the Pocket River in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness near Ely, Minn. (Nathaniel Minor/Minnesota Public Radio via AP, File)

Star Tribune

Court ruling could scramble early voting plans across Minnesota

By: Nathaniel Minor

Cities and counties must now staff early voting locations with Republican and Democrat election judges.

Star Tribune

Funding feud could derail Blue Line light-rail extension as key decision nears

By: Paul Douglas

Hennepin County is keeping the project alive but says it needs the Met Council to chip in to cover construction costs.

Star Tribune

Hennepin County caught Metro Surge business relief fraud before it doled out thousands

By: Nathaniel Minor

Tight controls prevented the county from losing any money, but the attempts at thievery should be a wake-up call to officials across the state, one county commissioner says.