Demolition Of Historic Robbinsdale Theater Begins Despite Appeal
Demolition has begun on an historic Robbinsdale movie theater after a long fight to save it from redevelopment.
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Demolition has begun on an historic Robbinsdale movie theater after a long fight to save it from redevelopment.
Gov. Mark Dayton says time has run out for a special legislative session.
Election Day is more than a month away but the voting was already underway Friday, as Minnesota kicked off its first presidential cycle where all voters across the state can cast their ballots early.
You will be able to cast your vote for president starting Friday. Absentee ballots in Minnesota will be available either by mail or in person.
National Democrats unveiled a major television ad campaign Wednesday against two Minnesota Republican Congressional candidates.
U.S. lawmakers grilled the head of Wells Fargo on Tuesday over millions of fake accounts created in real customers' names.
Minnesota Republican leaders Tuesday demanded that Gov. Mark Dayton rescind large severance payments to three top administration officials who voluntarily resigned.
The top candidates in Minnesota's hotly contested 8th Congressional District race squared off in their first debate today.
Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton plans to travel to St. Cloud to meet with city officials about the weekend stabbing at a local mall that is being investigated as a potential act of terrorism.
A group of Minnesota lawmakers will join striking nurses to talk about ending Allina Health's standoff over a new three-year contract.
It's not every day you hear Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker talk like a Democrat. But that's what he's doing as he helps Donald Trump's running mate get ready for the vice presidential debate.
As politicians ponder how Donald Trump will affect down-ballot races big and small, two Congressional races in Minnesota offer a case study in how the brash businessman and presidential nominee could hurt or help his fellow Republicans.
Secretary of State Steve Simon is reminding Minnesotans that absentee voting begins as early as next week.
Wisconsin health officials are asking Gov. Scott Walker to increase Medicaid spending by $452 million in the upcoming state budget.
"That's why I served my country, so that you have the freedom to protest. If we don't like protesting, what's next?"
