Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has announced he will sign two executive orders intended to reduce gun violence in the state.

Some Democrats signal a desire to see Tim Walz testify to Congress about what happened in his state with Medicaid fraud, as the case appeared to be even bigger than previously anticipated.

Governor Tim Walz is under ever-increasing criticism for how his administration has handled rampant fraud in state-administered federal programs.

Federal prosecutors estimated fraud could potentially reach $9 billion in losses. State officials didn’t say the number was wrong and invited proof, but said they didn’t have evidence

A visibly frustrated Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz signed two executive orders on Tuesday, Dec. 16, aimed at addressing gun violence after his push for sweeping gun control laws failed to gain traction in the narrowly divided Legislature.

The Governor, in his remarks, shouldered responsibility for the fraud that happened in Minnesota during his time as Governor, and for fixing the state’s oversight measures.

Governor Tim Walz on Friday spoke for the first time on-camera about the US Attorney’s Office allegations of possibly billions of dollars in fraud in state Medicaid programs.

Gov. Tim Walz plans to sign two executive orders "to reduce gun violence in Minnesota" on Tuesday, according to his office.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz on Tuesday will sign two executive orders to address gun violence in Minnesota, his office says.