With Frey at 42 percent of the vote, no winner emerges in Minneapolis mayor’s race
November 5, 2025
No candidate reached the threshold needed to be declared the winner after first choice ballots were tallied.
No candidate reached the threshold needed to be declared the winner after first choice ballots were tallied.
It’s all over but the counting, although you can still vote if you were in line at 8 p.m. Here’s more on what to know on key mayoral races, school board contests, special Senate elections and ballot measures like Duluth’s “Right to Repair.”
Voting in Minnesota’s 2025 elections? Here’s what you need to know: polling hours, how to register, key mayoral races, school board contests, special Senate elections and ballot measures like Duluth’s “Right to Repair.”
Dan Gunderson spent nearly four decades covering the people, communities and places of northwestern Minnesota. For the past year, he’s been highlighting everyday Minnesotans doing inspiring things for the series, “Wander & Wonder.”
The day before his final broadcast after 25 years as host of Performance Today, Fred Child joined YourClassical’s Tom Crann to reflect on a quarter-century of a program that Child describes as “a place to share music and ideas together.”
MPR News asked readers and listeners to send in photos of the scariest and spookiest decorated houses in their neighborhoods.
Celebrate the ghostly, the ghoulish, and the eerie with The Current’s Halloween Stream — supported by AAA Traffic Safety Foundation.
MPR News is broadcasting live from the Fargo-Moorhead area this week to talk agriculture and honor the retirement of our Moorhead reporter Dan Gunderson.
Ivan Ayala has three kids who attend Annunciation Catholic School. His 7-year-old son was injured during the mass shooting two months ago. Ayala, along with other parents, is now dedicated to making sure it never happens again.
Beginning on Oct. 26, the weekly Sunday show will run for three hours, from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. — an expansion from its previous two-hour format.