Here Are The New Minnesota Laws Going Into Effect
Many in Minnesota are anticipating the start of Sunday liquor sales this weekend, but a number of other new laws are also going into effect come July.
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Many in Minnesota are anticipating the start of Sunday liquor sales this weekend, but a number of other new laws are also going into effect come July.
A scaled-back version of President Donald Trump's travel ban took effect Thursday evening, stripped of provisions that brought protests and chaos at airports worldwide in January yet still likely to generate a new round of court fights.
The newly formed Presidential Commission on Election Integrity is asking Minnesota officials to provide extensive voter data.
State Auditor Rebecca Otto says she's appealing a controversial 2015 law limiting her office's duties to the Minnesota Supreme Court.
An environmental group says the design for the proposed PolyMet copper-nickel mine in northeastern Minnesota has changed in significant ways that require regulators to conduct a fresh environmental review of the revisions.
The Republican-led House is moving forward with legislation to crack down on illegal immigration, a priority for President Donald Trump.
The Minnesota Supreme Court is providing $1 million to improve security at 57 county courthouses across the state.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is exploring options for salvaging the battered Republican health care bill.
"She was bleeding badly from a face-lift."
Critics of all the congestion around the Twin Cities say it is not just the multiple road construction projects.
President Donald Trump says the Republican health care effort is "working along very well" and suggested there could be a "big surprise coming." The White House did not elaborate on what Trump meant.
A Minnesota scientist who leads an Environmental Protection Agency scientific advisory board says she was pressured by the agency's chief of staff to change her testimony before Congress to downplay the Trump administration's decision not to reappoint half of the board's members.
A major sticking point in the health care battle is proposed changes to Medicaid.
President Donald Trump says that if the health care bill fails to pass in the Senate, he won't like it — but "that's OK."
Lacking votes, Senate GOP leaders abruptly delayed the vote on the health care bill until after July 4th recess.
