Dayton Vetoes Bill To Stiffen Highway Protest Penalties
Republicans argued it was necessary to protect public safety. But Dayton vetoed the legislation Saturday night.
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Republicans argued it was necessary to protect public safety. But Dayton vetoed the legislation Saturday night.
With the clock ticking down on the 2018 legislative session, the Minnesota Legislature looks like it is heading towards "crash and burn."
The Minnesota Republican answered questions about taxes, and also commented on other pressing issues, like gun violence.
Miles had been strapped into his seat on the bus all day, and he wasn't discovered until 2 p.m. He'd gotten on the bus at 8:20 a.m.
Metro Transit Police Chief John Harrington tells Minnesota Public Radio that the problem has been getting worse since he started the position in 2012.
Lava creeping across roadways destroyed four homes and left dozens of others in the shadow of Hawaii's Kilauea volcano.
More than a hundred Minnesotans stood on the State Capitol steps Saturday demanding gun law reform.
Minnesota lawmakers are in the homestretch, facing a lengthy to-do list and less than two days to finish their work.
Hundreds woke up early to head to the royal wedding watch party at Brit's Pub in downtown Minneapolis.
A Twin Cities community is remembering a young boy who died while playing with a gun.
A 93-year-old Paynesville man, who was killed earlier this spring, was honored Friday evening in a special way.
Officials charged Troy Traut and Jacob Larson each with first-degree manslaughter and fifth-degree assault.
Earlier this month, the DNR developed an online tool that allows people who see bears to record their findings.
Bob Erickson started volunteering at C.E. Jacobson Elementary School after he retired. Now at 83 years old, Bob is retiring yet again.
A group of mostly Democratic lawmakers have pushed for stricter rules including expanded background checks for gun buyers.
