Farmers Who Sell To Co-Ops Get Unexpected Break From Tax Law
Senators and farm groups are trying to fix a provision that gave an unexpected tax break to farmers who sell their crops to co-ops.
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Senators and farm groups are trying to fix a provision that gave an unexpected tax break to farmers who sell their crops to co-ops.
In a Facebook post, Sen. Tina Smith said the continuing resolution currently moving through the House would not get her vote in the Senate.
It still needs to go through more steps for the change to be recognized at the federal level.
Minnesota's Republican Party chairwoman is defending her push to get a 10 percent commission on large donations to the party, saying she's paid less than her predecessors and even some top party staffers.
This is the final week of training for Super Bowl volunteers and on Thursday morning about 70 people attended an educational session where they learned about how to recognize and report suspicious activity, sex trafficking and homelessness.
"You get the Greeks that live here, they come to me and are like, 'Finally, we're actually having a real gyro, and thank you for that.'"
A 32-year-old East Bethel man is dead after crashing his snowmobile into a tree at a high rate of speed, according to the Anoka County Sheriff's Office.
Construction has begun on the Bold North Zip line across the Mississippi River.
Officials at St. Catherine University say a former student is suspected of setting several small fires Wednesday morning on the St. Paul school's campus.
U.S. Rep. Tom Emmer says he'll seek re-election to Minnesota's Sixth Congressional District, turning aside any possibility of another run for governor or for the Senate seat currently held by Democrat Tina Smith.
The list includes New York, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Austin, Atlanta and Miami.
After the infamous missed kick, the camera flashed to the face a devastated woman who shared the emotions of every Vikings fan across the country.
Red Bull Crashed Ice is this weekend and the downhill ice skaters will be facing temperatures between 30 and 40 degrees.
It started in 1961 as The Little Team on the Prairie. It's now one of the most valuable sports franchises in America.
State health officials say Minnesota is in peak influenza season. It's also been a busy time of year in doctor's offices for the common cold.
