Reality Check: E-Pull Tab Revenue Projections
There's a lot of revisionist history going on at the Capitol about those pulltab revenue projections -- numbers that Gov. Mark Dayton says no one knew were wildly inflated.
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There's a lot of revisionist history going on at the Capitol about those pulltab revenue projections -- numbers that Gov. Mark Dayton says no one knew were wildly inflated.
The third and final member of a tax fraud trio pleaded guilty Wednesday in federal court to one count of conspiracy to defraud the United States.
Nice Ride Minnesota is celebrating its fourth season back with a unique ice sculpture in downtown Minneapolis.
Community members and donors of the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra are offering locked out musicians another alternative if a deal can't be reached with SPCO management.
A new study says medical claim costs for Minnesotans with individual health insurance policies won't jump as much as the projected national average.
Taking the ACT and SAT are rites of passage for many high school juniors and seniors. But there are so many options to help students score higher that it might be difficult to determine which is right for you.
Top Democratic lawmakers launched a statewide effort Monday to authorize all-day kindergarten in Minnesota.
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We are in the middle of March Madness, and on Thursday and Friday, there were as many as four games going on simultaneously. So this week Matt Brickman went in search to find the best sports bar in Minnesota.
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When the legislature approved beer sales at TCF Bank stadium a couple years ago, lawmakers and the University of Minnesota estimated profits -- more than $1 million.
The number of tickets that are actually available for purchase by the general public for major concerts like Beyonce or Kenny Chesney will remain a mystery in Minnesota.
The Federal Aviation Administration says it will close two air traffic control towers in Minnesota because of federal budget cuts.
Minnesota lawmakers are considering a bill to make sellers of concert tickets publicly reveal how many tickets are held back from sale to the public.
To Christian Young and Nengi Clement, it's the best job they've ever had. For a person living with autism, jobs can be hard to find.