Minnesota Lawmakers Weigh In On Trump Controversy
Two members of Minnesota's delegation are weighing in on the controversy with President-elect Donald Trump and Republicans planning to repeal Obamacare.
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Two members of Minnesota's delegation are weighing in on the controversy with President-elect Donald Trump and Republicans planning to repeal Obamacare.
The fight to stop sex trafficking took a large step last week when the website Backpage.com suspended its adult services section.
The federal government rejected Friday Gov. Mark Dayton's request for the MNsure enrollment deadline to be extended from Jan. 31 to Feb. 28.
U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan is joining those who say they will not attend Friday's inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump.
Iowa's governor has proposed cutting funding for needy kids as part of his plan to defund Planned Parenthood, a rare step even as Republican-dominated states grapple with whether to sacrifice federal dollars in order to lessen the organization's influence.
Gov. Scott Walker promised to transform the state Department of Natural Resources. And he has, cutting scientists, shrinking its budget and pushing the agency to be more receptive to industry.
South Dakota's Senate has approved a bill that would allow authorities to publicly release mug shot photos taken when a criminal suspect is booked.
"Some of the things that were revealed in this classified briefing — my confidence has been shook."
Gov. Mark Dayton signed legislation Friday morning cutting millions of dollars in taxes for hundreds of thousands of taxpayers across the state.
Eighth District Congressman Rick Nolan says he's never thought about running for governor, but he's considering it now that some people close to him have compiled information on why he should run.
President-elect Donald Trump has used Twitter to lash out once again.
Federal officials denied Gov. Mark Dayton's request for the MNsure enrollment period to be extended from Jan. 31 to Feb. 28.
This year marks a notable milestone for the state Capitol: its 100th anniversary. A bipartisan commission is planning a months-long celebration designed to reach people around the state whether they can travel to Madison or not.
Minnesota lawmakers are proposing new legislation to get tough on freeway protesters.
North Dakota's Republican-led and largely oil-friendly Legislature is quickly introducing a raft of bills spurred by the bitter dispute between Dakota Access protesters and law enforcement, from restricting face coverings at protests to requiring the state to sue the federal government as a means of recouping millions in policing costs.
