State Sen. Schoen Resigns Amid Sexual Harassment Allegations
Gov. Mark Dayton said he wants special elections to be held before lawmakers return in the spring.
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Gov. Mark Dayton said he wants special elections to be held before lawmakers return in the spring.
Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton on Wednesday welcomed the imminent resignations of two male lawmakers accused of repeated sexual harassment as an important first step to cleaning up misconduct in state politics.
The biggest lake in Minneapolis is currently named after John Calhoun, a proponent of slavery who helped establish Fort Snelling in Minnesota.
Gov. Mark Dayton and MNsure CEO Allison O'Toole released the new enrollment numbers Wednesday.
Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton says he reached out to Sen. Al Franken "on a personal level" after a swirl of allegations of improper conduct.
A Minnesota lobbyist went public Tuesday night with allegations that she was sexually harassed by Rep. Tony Cornish.
Senator Al Franken remains in seclusion as the political firestorm against him grows.
A Democratic Minnesota state Senator and a Republican Representative will resign amid allegations from several women that they sexually harassed them.
President Donald Trump is discounting accusations of sexual misconduct against Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore, telling voters not to support his "liberal" rival.
Investigators believe a border patrol agent may have fallen to death down a 14-foot culvert.
House Speaker Paul Ryan on Tuesday labeled as "extremely troubling" a report that Michigan Rep. John Conyers settled a complaint in 2015 from a woman who alleged she was fired from his Washington staff because she rejected his sexual advances.
In the aftermath of this second woman coming forward, two progressive groups are now calling for Sen. Franken to resign.
A Minnesota woman says Sen. Franken grabbed her backside in 2010 while the two took a photo at the State Fair.
The perk of taking presidential turkeys to Washington goes to the chairman of the National Turkey Federation.
A woman accusing Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore of initiating sexual contact when she was 14 said Monday she wanted to confront him years ago but didn't because he was powerful and the encounter gutted her self-confidence. She said she came forward to tell her story only after other women agreed to.
