Sunday Liquor Sales Passes House, Heads To Senate
The Minnesota House Monday took a major step toward legalizing Sunday liquor sales.
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The Minnesota House Monday took a major step toward legalizing Sunday liquor sales.
Minnesota's Sen. Amy Klobuchar is reacting to the President's comment about Sweden this weekend.
Republican lawmakers in Minnesota are moving to shift federal funds away from a planned light-rail route between Minneapolis and southwestern suburbs.
U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar will visit Fire Station 17 in Minneapolis Monday to push for a national cancer registry for firefighters, which could save the lives of first responders in the future.
It comes up just about every year in the Minnesota Legislature - a bill that would allow Sunday liquor sales in Minnesota.
Here's a look at the four things you need to know for Sunday, Feb. 19, 2017.
Native Americans hope President Donald Trump doesn't forget America's first inhabitants as he promises to put "America first."
Franken expressed his concern for policies involving so-called "dreamers" who are in the U.S. illegally, as well as Trump's initial travel ban.
New Hampshire Democrat Ray Buckley has dropped out of the race for Democratic National Committee chair and is throwing his support behind Minnesota Congressman Keith Ellison.
An uncertain future awaits the Minnesota Vikings' new stadium after a dustup over the oversight authority's use of luxury suites culminated in the exit of two top officials.
The governors of Minnesota and South Dakota are set to participate in a National Pheasant Summit in Minneapolis Saturday.
The governors of Minnesota and South Dakota are set to participate in a National Pheasant Summit in Minneapolis Saturday.
The Legislature doesn't appear likely to make major changes to the University of Minnesota's governing board, despite recent scandals involving the school's sports programs and claims of administrative overspending.
These staffers in particular are often the conduit between the secretary's office to the country bureaus, where the regional expertise is centered.
White House spokesman Sean Spicer says the AP report is "100 percent not true." And he called it "irresponsible."
