U.S. Supreme Court Hears Arguments On Drivers' Rights In DWI Arrest
The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear arguments in a Minnesota case concerning DWI arrests and drivers' rights Wednesday.
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The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear arguments in a Minnesota case concerning DWI arrests and drivers' rights Wednesday.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker says he would back Donald Trump as the Republican presidential nominee, even though he endorsed Ted Cruz.
Republican lawmakers in the Minnesota House are taking aim at a state agency that invests in the Iron Range and whose structure was called into question earlier this year.
Minnesota's five-day wait for a marriage license, a law which dates back to the Great Depression, could soon be a thing of the past.
Minnesota supporters of a transgender bathroom ban are not likely to get a vote on the bill this year.
They're asking for a 5 percent pay hike, or about 55-cents an hour.
Some top House Republicans want to call it a "wrap" on Minnesota's film board, which has brought movie business to the state for more than 30 years.
The President of the Minneapolis Federal Reserve is trying to think of ways to make banks safer.
Gov. Mark Dayton says he still has "absolute confidence" in Minnesota Department of Commerce Commissioner Mike Rothman, despite a recent lawsuit alleging he ignored concerns raised by a former employee.
Gov. Mark Dayton is again pushing to improve water quality in Minnesota with increased public involvement and more state spending.
All that talk of an angry America? An Associated Press-GfK poll finds that most Americans are happy with their friends and family, feel good about their finances and are more or less content at work. It's government, particularly the federal government, that's making them see red.
Sen. Al Franken has a stern warning for Minnesota lawmakers - act by the end of the legislative session in May or risk losing out on $895 million in federal transportation funding.
The first time Ann Stanton stole drugs, she says, came after she watched one of her patients die in intensive care.
It's a theory that if Donald Trump is the party's nominee, it could hurt moderate Republicans in local races.
DFL State Senator Terri Bonoff announced her candidacy for Minnesota's 3rd District seat in the U.S. Congress Saturday morning. Bonoff, who has served in the Senate for 11 years, announced she is stepping down from the office at a DFL convention.
