4 Things To Know: Travel Ban, Pennies & Alleged Power Abuse
Here's a look at the four things you need to know for Sunday, March 5, 2017.
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Here's a look at the four things you need to know for Sunday, March 5, 2017.
The White House demanded on Sunday that Congress investigate whether former President Barack Obama abused his executive powers in connection with the 2016 presidential election.
Six counterprotesters were arrested in St. Paul during a rally in support of President Donald Trump.
Minnesota democrats re-elected Ken Martin as party chair Saturday, according to Sen. Amy Klobuchar.
Gov. Mark Dayton is expected to return home Saturday after surgery to have his prostate removed.
President Donald Trump, who is at his home this weekend in Mar-a-Lago, Florida, is now calling for an investigation of three top Democrats: Rep. Nancy Pelosi, Sen. Chuck Schumer and presidential predecessor.
A proposal to ban anything but hands-free cellphone use while driving made it through another round at the capitol Friday afternoon.
Vice President Mike Pence joined House Speaker Paul Ryan on Friday in his Wisconsin hometown, promising during an invite-only speech that a replacement plan for the Affordable Care Act would come within days while dismissing recent protests at Republican town halls by people opposed to repealing it.
A United Nations official who visited North Dakota in the wake of months of protests over the disputed Dakota Access oil pipeline believes the concerns and rights of Native Americans haven't been adequately addressed.
The Minnesota House has taken a step toward giving the state sole authority over whether to hike the minimum wage or require sick leave, a move opponents say strips local control from cities in favor of the state businesses.
Minnesota lawmakers are considering legislation that could spell the end for snow days.
Around 200 people chanted "Coward!" and booed as Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan attended an event in the heavily Democratic state.
Mayors of cities and towns along the Mississippi River are pushing federal leaders to invest in programs to help their communities.
Minnesota lawmakers are set to debate a controversial measure Thursday night to take away the power from cities to set minimum wage or sick leave policies.
The state ranks dead last in funding for pediatric dental services for the poor.
