(ABC 6 News) — On Tuesday, Governor Tim Walz announced $33 million for 225 new and developing small businesses.

Rodriguez said the new ownership group intends to take a similar approach to what they did for the Timberwolves over the last four years while they operated as owners-in-waiting. Rodriguez and Lore were behind the decision to bring Tim Connelly in as president of basketball operations and tried to bring energy and new hires into the fold.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz faces criticism from GOP lawmakers in his state after spending $430,000 in taxpayer money to prepare for a House hearing on his state's "sanctuary city" policies.

Unlike say, the President of the United States who is limited to two terms in office, a Minnesota Governor could continue to serve term after term after term as long as they're winning elections.That's what current Minnesota Governor Tim Walz (D) is pondering as we head towards another election in 2026 - and so far,

A committee member's spokesperson confirms that it was the only meeting this year, even though it "shall meet at least quarterly," according to Minnesota law.

President Donald Trump told ABC News on Sunday that he "may" call Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz after a political assassination sent shockwaves through the state.

The 2026 campaign for Minnesota governor will start to take shape over the next several months as Gov. Tim Walz weighs seeking a third term and several Republicans consider challenging him. Walz ...

President Trump said that he had no plans to call Gov. Tim Walz of Minnesota after a man assassinated a state lawmaker there and wounded another over the weekend, calling Mr. Walz “whacked out” and “a mess.”

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz joins us now. Thanks for being with us. Last week, you signed an executive order guaranteeing that gender-affirming care would remain available in Minnesota.

Since becoming governor of Minnesota in 2018, Walz has made clean energy a top priority. He's passed some of the most aggressive laws in the land to reduce greenhouse gasses.

Townsend was arrested in 1997 in connection with a break-in in Dinkytown, Minneapolis, and convicted in 1998 of first-degree burglary and sentenced to 20 years in prison. He had been offered a plea deal with a shorter sentence, but he didn’t want to plead guilty to a crime he hadn’t committed.