This week, 2025 could be the year MN passes a sports betting bill, waterfowl and avian influenza, state judges will perform free Valentine's Day weddings, and the Twins' season is right around the corner.

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This week, Donald Trump returns to the White House with a flurry of executive orders, a new report examines AI's impact on MN workers, the Real ID requirement is coming soon, and the 2025 College Football Hall of Fame includes a Golden Gopher.

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This week, the MN Small Business Administration (SBA) reports a strong loan year, MN Twins fans gain another broadcast option for games, Burnsville ambulance crews can now offer on-scene blood transfusions, and the Urban Ag Contest is back for its second year.

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This week, former President Jimmy Carter was remembered at his funeral, the MN Farm Bureau's top priorities for the 2025 legislative session, two UMN professors received the National Medal of Science, and a Golden Gopher hockey star played for Team USA at the World Jr. Championships.

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This week, the latest numbers show our state's flu season is here, a UMN professor makes the Forbes 30 Under 30 list, and we wrap up our 2024 year in review.

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This week's special edition of Minnesota Matters features the biggest events, people, and interviews of 2024.

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This week, U.S. Attorney Andrew Luger prepares to step down as president-elect Donald Trump's upcoming move into the White House looms, Minneapolis' annual winter celebration begins, an update on Minnesota's unsheltered homeless population, and the Golden Gophers prepare for the Duke's Mayo Bowl. 

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This week, a UMN study shows obstetric care is declining nationwide, the Salvation Army needs Red Kettle volunteers, state tourism spending is up, and a team helping less-fortunate men reintegrate into society.

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This week, a Minnesota lawmaker wants to introduce a bill establishing an Office of Inspector General, the Golden Gopher women's basketball team kicks off the season strong, MN wants to host the 2031 World Horticultural Expo, and managing spending over the holidays.

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This week, how to best prepare for stressful holiday chaos, a timeshare resale scam is circulating, the motorcycle season has come to an end, and a lesson on Thanksgiving etiquette.

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