What's On Lawmakers' Agenda Ahead Of The 2018 Session?
Minnesota lawmakers head back to the State Capitol Tuesday for the start of the 2018 session.
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Minnesota lawmakers head back to the State Capitol Tuesday for the start of the 2018 session.
The Legislature reconvenes Tuesday for a three-month session with plenty of work to do.
Dozens of teenage students spread their bodies on the pavement in front of the White House to demand presidential action on gun control and symbolize the 17 killed in a school shooting in Florida.
Another DFL candidate – a former news anchor -- has entered the Congressional race for Minnesota's eighth district.
A "Make America Great Again" hat. A tea party T-shirt. A MoveOn.org button. Wear any one of those items to vote in Minnesota, and a poll worker will likely ask you to remove it or cover it up.
Student survivors of the deadly Florida school shooting who hope to become the face of a revived gun control movement are on a potential collision course with President Donald Trump.
Dean Phillips built a fish house on Lake Minnetonka where he can fish and meet talk to potential constituents.
President Donald Trump will hold a listening session with high school students this week following the deadly school shooting in Florida.
The proposal would cut hundreds of billions of dollars to Medicaid over the next decade. Roughly one in five Minnesotans relies on the program for medical treatment or care.
Thousands of angry Florida students, parents and residents demanded stricter gun control laws in protests Saturday.
Gov. Burgum's trip to the Super Bowl as a guest of a Xcel Energy included free invitations to a rock concert, private parties, meals and other events,
Tnuza Hassan allegedly told FBI agents that she wanted to join al-Qaida and marry a fighter, and that she might even wear a suicide belt.
Minnesota lawmakers return to the Capitol on Tuesday with plenty of work to do and no guarantee they'll finish it.
Declaring the nation united and grieving with "one heavy heart," President Donald Trump is promising to tackle school safety and "the difficult issue of mental health" in response to the deadly shooting in Florida. He made no mention of the scourge of gun violence.
Minnesota set a record last year for the number of gun background checks the FBI conducted in the state.
