MPR News with Angela Davis

"Made in St. Paul: Stories from the Ford Plant" captures the history of the plant -- from Henry Ford's early interest in the site to the stories of the workers.

The Iowa caucuses are more than a year away, but the field of Democratic candidates is already shaping up. Should U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn., run for president? How does she stack up against other likely contenders? MPR News host Stephanie Curtis spoke with four guests about that: a reporter, a political scientist, a Republican strategist and a Democratic strategist.

Kaywin Feldman, the director and president of the Minneapolis Institute of Art, is leaving in March to become director of the National Gallery of Art in Washington.

Mark Rosen will appear on his last TV sportscast Thursday night at 10 p.m. Rosen is leaving WCCO-TV after almost 50 years. MPR News's Tim Nelson talked with him about his storied career.

Gov. Tim Walz has made it very clear, he's willing to raise the gas tax to fund road and bridge fixes.

Minnesota's 2019 legislative session kicked off with a new balance of power. DFLers have the governor's seat and a new majority in the House, while Republicans retained their slim majority in the Senate.

Mary Cathryn Ricker, a former teacher, disagrees with a Trump administration guideline for school safety that includes arming school personnel.

MPR News host Angela Davis took a look at how the shutdown is affecting Minnesotans -- and what happens if it goes on for several more weeks.

Police departments in Minnesota struggle to fill their ranks with new recruits.

It's the new year, and time revamp your personal brand. How can you market yourself -- on social media or elsewhere -- to highlight what you're good at and how you want to be seen?