Obama's Twitter Farewell: 'I'll Be Right There With You As A Citizen'
He tells followers that he's "still asking you to believe - not in my ability to bring about change, but in yours."
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He tells followers that he's "still asking you to believe - not in my ability to bring about change, but in yours."
Roughly 60 people began striking outside a northeast Minneapolis Home Depot Friday morning. According to their signs, the group was protesting the inauguration of Donald Trump and low wages.
Betsy Hodges is asking senior city staff members to investigate the implications of soon-to-be President Donald Trump's proposed policies.
While Democrats have been grilling President-elect Donald Trump's cabinet nominees, few have been as critical as Minnesota Senator Al Franken.
A Minnesota House Committee advanced a bill on Thursday to lower the tax on premium cigars.
Minnesota lawmakers are working to offset massive health insurance premium increases for more than 100,000 residents who buy their own coverage.
One Minnesota lawmaker thinks that raffles to raise campaign money are the perfect way to spice up dull political parties.
Dehn is serving his third term in the Minnesota legislature representing district 59B, which covers downtown Minneapolis, the North Loop and parts of the Northside.
There was a little comedy in the hearing room when U.S. Senator Al Franken questioned former Texas Governor Rick Perry at the Governor's confirmation hearing to be Energy Secretary.
Donald Trump enters the White House on Friday just as he entered the race for president: defiant, unfiltered, unbound by tradition and utterly confident in his chosen course.
A Minnesota house committee approved a controversial bill Wednesday, creating a high-security driver's license called REAL ID.
Two Minnesotans with key roles in Donald Trump's inauguration say to expect a scaled-down, simpler series of events.
Members of the "Resist from Day One Coalition MN" made their protest plans public on Wednesday at Minneapolis City Hall.
Manning will now be freed in May, almost 30 years ahead of schedule.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker has sent a letter of support for Betsy DeVos as U.S. education secretary. Walker's letter sent Monday to the leaders of the Senate committee that held her confirmation hearing Tuesday.
