1st Day Of RNC Focuses On Terrorism, Immigration
The greatest political show on Earth is unfolding in Cleveland, Ohio, this week.
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The greatest political show on Earth is unfolding in Cleveland, Ohio, this week.
Here in the Twin Cities, Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton's campaign focused on education. On Monday evening, Clinton spoke to members of the American Federation of Teachers at the Minneapolis Convention Center.
On the convention floor Monday, some of the delegates attempted to change the rules to stop Donald Trump's nomination.
Signaling a potentially boisterous start to the Republican convention, anti-Trump delegates claimed on Monday that they'd collected enough signatures of delegates to force a state-by-state roll call vote on changing party rules, a battle that party leaders hoped to avoid.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker said Monday that he won't run for president again as a sitting governor and that he intends to use his prime-time speech at the Republican National Convention this week to argue that "America deserves better" than Hillary Clinton.
Both the Minneapolis Parks and Recreation Board president and vice president have decided to resign.
Not every Minnesotan heading to the Republican National Convention is a party supporter. At least 50 Minnesota activists are reportedly heading to the RNC in Cleveland to join a national protest over Donald Trump's immigration plans.
Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton will visit Minnesota Monday.
Former Minnesota Governor Wendell Anderson has died at age 83, according to a statement from Gov. Mark Dayton's office Sunday morning.
Gov. Mark Dayton and legislative leaders on Friday penciled in a special session for late August to revive a tax bill and hundreds of millions of dollars in public construction projects, but it's not a done deal yet.
Rep. Keith Ellison has penned a letter to U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch, calling for a Department of Justice investigation into a possible hate crime against five Somali-American men in Minneapolis.
Months after the end of the 2016 legislative session, top state officials are still talking about tying up loose ends.
Minnesota is the only state in the country that Marco Rubio won, which commits a majority of delegates to vote for the Florida senator on the first ballot. But Minnesota's Donald Trump delegates are unfazed.
At least five Wisconsin politicians are slated to speak at the Republican national convention next week.
Sen. Steve Daines of Montana will be fly-fishing with his wife. Sen. Jeff Flake of Arizona said he has to mow his lawn (yes, he has one even in Arizona).
