House GOP Seek To Repeal Water Quality Bill
House Republicans are targeting the state's new law meant to boost water quality, putting Gov. Mark Dayton on defense over one of his marquee initiatives.
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House Republicans are targeting the state's new law meant to boost water quality, putting Gov. Mark Dayton on defense over one of his marquee initiatives.
Minnesota's Senate has passed a bill providing relief for massive health insurance premium hikes.
Fans attending next year's Super Bowl in Minneapolis could squeeze in an extra two hours of celebratory drinking.
The chairman of the Wisconsin state Assembly's Health Committee says ensuring that the nearly quarter of a million Wisconsin residents who have purchased health insurance under the federal law don't lose coverage is a priority as the law is replaced.
Sixteen Minnesota citizens are taking up the question of how much the state's lawmakers should be paid.
Stadium officials faced a public outcry after reports the stadium suites were used for friends and family.
Trump and President Barack Obama were briefed on the intelligence community's findings last week.
The lawyer spoke to reporters before Trump's news conference, the first since his Nov. 8 election.
Minnesotans with disabilities were at the State Capitol Tuesday to say they are being forced into poverty because of their disability.
One of the co-authors of this year's bill is the powerful Minnesota House Speaker, Kurt Daudt.
Wisconsin election officials say last month's presidential recount cost a little more than $2 million, about $1.5 million less than originally projected.
Minnesota lawmakers are rushing to cobble together a relief plan for residents facing massive health insurance premium hikes.
Gov. Scott Walker's seventh State of the State address will include a guest speaker — his wife — and focus on his plans for the final two years of his second term in office, including initiatives to put more people back to work.
With five candidates now officially declared for the 2017 Minneapolis mayoral election, the race is starting to take shape, and so are the issues.
There is still no insurance fix for 125,000 Minnesotans facing monthly insurance rate hikes.
