Senate Republicans Propose $825M For Public Construction
The broad details of the bill released Wednesday fall largely in line with the House Republicans' own $825 million bonding bill.
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The broad details of the bill released Wednesday fall largely in line with the House Republicans' own $825 million bonding bill.
Gov. Mark Dayton toured Parkview Elementary School in Rosemount Wednesday while pushing his proposal to help Minnesota schools facing significant deficits.
Gov. Mark Dayton has vetoed a bill that would nullify a water quality standard that's meant to protect wild rice.
Republican voters rejected ex-convict Don Blankenship in a West Virginia Senate primary in which he sold himself as "Trumpier than Trump."
Michael Avenatti said he has information showing that Michael Cohen received $500,000 from a company associated with a Russian billionaire.
With less than two weeks to go in Minnesota's 2018 legislative session, there is a new push for gun control laws.
It passed largely on party lines and over Democratic objections that it would chill free speech.
Mark Dayton wants to expand the state subsidized MinnesotaCare insurance program to working families who can't afford health care.
According to a congressional aide, there will be 90- and 180-day wind-downs on various aspects of what is known as the JCPOA.
U.S. military officials have sought to ward off congressional efforts to address child-on-child sexual assaults on bases, even as they disclose that the problem is larger than previously acknowledged.
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman resigned from office after four women accused him of physical violence during intimate encounters.
President Donald Trump is growing increasingly irritated with lawyer Rudy Giuliani's frequently off-message media blitz.
Minnesota lawmakers are headed home in two weeks, and some major pieces of legislation won't make it out of the session.
Minnesota's current extension is slated to lapse in October, soon after the state begins issuing the new compliant licenses.
The Minnesota Senate passed several bills Monday loosening regulations for daycares, amid concerns that state licensing rules are driving child care providers out of business and worsening a shortage that's most acute in rural areas.
