AP: Trump Considers Mobilizing Nat'l Guard For Immigration Roundups
White House spokesman Sean Spicer says the AP report is "100 percent not true." And he called it "irresponsible."
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White House spokesman Sean Spicer says the AP report is "100 percent not true." And he called it "irresponsible."
The Minnesota Legislature is moving to side-step utility regulators by approving a new Xcel Energy power plant in central Minnesota.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison's student government is demanding free tuition for black students.
"Leaking, and even illegal classified leaking, has been a big problem in Washington for years," Trump tweeted.
He and his wife have eight children and Duffy says "family always comes first."
She has faced a firestorm of controversy over the use of luxury suits at the new stadium.
Across the country, restaurants and businesses closed their doors Thursday, including more than 50 in the Twin Cities.
United States immigration agents arrested more than 600 people across several states last week.
Gov. Dennis Daugaard's office is pursuing legislation to make it clear that the governor's emergency response powers apply to destructive protests.
State lawmakers are advancing a bill to require crisis response training and more diversity on police departments.
Samuel Christopher Jones is scheduled to be paroled after serving just over 13 years for the killing of a 3-year-old.
The federal government has sent out 180 letters to businesses, cities and even school districts, saying they will have to pay the estimated $60-million cost of cleaning up a toxic landfill in Burnsville.
Lt. Gov. Tina Smith said during a Wednesday rally that the state needs to hold accountable a small number of businesses stealing from workers.
Minnesota lawmakers are moving to require diversity and crisis intervention training for law enforcement officers after two fatal shootings of black men put police-community relations in the spotlight.
He said tax rates would be lowered and simplified in a "massive" plan that "will be submitted in the not too distant future."