Republican Requests Extensions Amid MNsure Form Delay
A Republican lawmaker is asking the Internal Revenue Service to give Minnesotans more time on tax returns due to the state's delay in sending out health coverage forms.
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A Republican lawmaker is asking the Internal Revenue Service to give Minnesotans more time on tax returns due to the state's delay in sending out health coverage forms.
Opponents of Minnesota's precinct caucus system are renewing calls to do away with the state's participation-intensive voting process. Rep. Pat Garofalo announced Tuesday night as votes were coming in that he planned to author a bill to replace the state's caucus system with a presidential primary.
A man who fled police after violating his probation was found hiding under a desk in a Bemidji elementary school Tuesday afternoon. Bemidji police say 26-year-old Billie Joe Large escaped from custody at the Department of Corrections after he was caught with methamphetamine.
A spokesman for Minneapolis Mayor Betsy Hodges says the U.S. Department of Justice has agreed to review how the city responded to demonstrations after a black man was fatally shot by police late last year.
Target Corp. is stepping up spending on capital expenditures this year, primarily in supply network and technology, as the retailer aims to be more nimble in an era of online shopping. The Minneapolis-based discounter told analysts Wednesday it plans to spend $1.8 billion for the current year.
A 31-year-old St. Paul man was arrested Tuesday after a series of bank robberies across the Twin Cities. The Chaska Police Department says at about noon Tuesday, a lone male suspect robbed the Charter Bank on the 700 block of Walnut Street in Chaska.
U.S. Bank Stadium, the future home of the Minnesota Vikings, is 90 percent complete, and stadium officials are looking to hire more than 2,500 part-time workers next month.
A 33-year-old Minnesota man has pleaded guilty to threatening two clinics that provide reproductive health services in Minneapolis, the Department of Justice announced Monday.
State senators are considering legislation that would prohibit government officials from banning natural Christmas trees, which are considered a fire risk, from churches and the state Capitol.
A legislative game of tug-of-war is brewing over looming reductions to prison sentences for some major drug offenders. The state's sentencing commission passed the changes late last year, slashing sentence guidelines for first- and second-degree possession convictions.
A federal court in Minnesota has created a program to assess the risks posed by terrorism defendants and devise a plan to deradicalize them so they don't engage in similar activities again. U.S. District Judge Michael Davis says the program is the first of its kind in the country.
It's easy for those in the Twin Cities to take it for granted that we live in one of the best places in the country if not the best, so it can knock the wind out of our sails whenever anyone argues we're not.
Gov. Scott Walker has signed a bill that creates a pilot program to record crime and bullying in schools. The bill calls the program to include one urban school district, one suburban district and one rural district for the 2016-17 school year.
Fargo's Planning Commission has approved a zoning change for a proposed large-scale apartment complex that some homeowners oppose.
For Mitch Novak, life centers on baseball and hockey. Watching him now, you'd never know that the 15-year-old is fighting cancer.
