A viral social media video has put Minnesota's long-running fraud scandal at the center of the national conversation. Here's what to know.

The historic split in the Minnesota Legislature opened a year that also saw immense tragedy in state politics.

Tim Walz to resign over a Medicaid fraud scandal. A U.S. attorney alleged that since 2018, as much as half of the $18 billion paid through Minnesota's Medicaid waiver programs could be fraudulent. Walz has announced new fraud prevention measures,

Now in Florida most of the year, Carlson remains deeply engaged in Minnesota politics — and blunt about fraud, money in politics and caucus loyalties.

A Minnesota day care center on Wednesday said they’ve faced “extreme vandalism” after Nick Shirley’s viral YouTube video shared allegations of fraud. Employees of Nokomis Daycare Center in Minneapolis told police they were broken into on Tuesday morning after Shirley claimed they were using public funding to fuel a child care site,

Texas, and prominent conservative pundits to average Americans for an "effort to discredit" reporting from independent journalist Nick Shirley.

Steven Schier, emeritus Congdon Professor of Political Science at Carleton College in Northfield, said one reason Minnesota’s fraud problem is getting so much attention is that Walz ran for vice president and is one of the “most conspicuous figures in the national Democratic Party.”