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Another U.S. presidential hopeful has scheduled a campaign event in North Dakota. Democrat Bernie Sanders is to appear at a Friday rally at the Ramada Fargo Convention Center, a day after three scheduled stops in South Dakota.
Minnesota lawmakers are moving quickly to protect Prince's image. A bill at the State Capitol gives new rights to artists to control the commercial use of their names, likenesses and images.
Mexico is Wisconsin's second largest export destination. Companies here sent nearly $3 billion in goods to the country last year.
A property tax exemption for a proposed Major League Soccer stadium in St. Paul for Minnesota United is set to go before a committee vote.
U.S. presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders has scheduled a trip to South Dakota. Sanders is competing with Hillary Clinton for the Democratic endorsement.
Minnesota United soccer players held a team warm-up outside the State Capitol on Monday, urging lawmakers to support their push for a new stadium.
It's deal-making time at the Minnesota Legislature. The top politicians agreed to tackle a transportation package first.
Sarah Palin isn't taking kindly to House Speaker Paul Ryan's decision to hold off on a Donald Trump endorsement.
Like Republicans across the country, those in the Minnesota are struggling with the fact that Donald Trump is the last Republican candidate standing and will almost certainly be the party's presidential nominee.
For two years since her legal adoption, Justine Topel and her daughter Ida were separated by oceans. On Sunday, Ida played at a South Minneapolis park with her mother and two brothers.
With just two weeks remaining to sort out broad deals on tax relief, transportation funding and other spending plans, Minnesota's Legislature is locked in a stare down.
With just a couple weeks to go in the legislative session, a dog is helping break down party lines.
Democratic leaders say a $1.5 billion public works bill could generate 40,000 jobs. The man who developed the formula they based that estimate on says otherwise.
Minnesota State Colleges and Universities has lifted the ban on all state travel to North Carolina, as Gov. Mark Dayton considers doing the same.
The ban was imposed after North Carolina passed a law requiring transgender people to use bathrooms and locker rooms matching their birth gender, rather than their gender identity.
