St. Paul City Council To Address Proposed Ordinance On Flavored Tobacco
The St. Paul City Council plans to introduce a proposed ordinance restricting the sale of flavored tobacco Wednesday.
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The St. Paul City Council plans to introduce a proposed ordinance restricting the sale of flavored tobacco Wednesday.
The results are starting to come in. It was Election Day in Minnesota Tuesday, and while it was an off-year around 100 school districts had levies that were being voted on.
The state auditor has run up a $100,000 legal tab as she considers suing to overturn a new audit privatization law. Minnesota lawmakers passed a measure this spring allowing counties to outsource financial audits to private companies.
Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul is making Minnesota stops in his presidential campaign ahead of the next big Republican debate. Paul's campaign said Tuesday that the 2016 hopeful will appear at events in Minnesota on Monday, a day ahead of the debate in neighboring Wisconsin. Trip details are still being finalized.
Tuesday marks Election Day in Minnesota. While there won't be any political candidates on the ballots during this off-year, more than 100 school levies are going to be decided.
A settlement involving Minnesota campaign regulators requires the state to pay more than $100,000 in costs and attorney fees for a group that sued over contribution limits.
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders is spending $2 million on his first television ad campaign in Iowa and New Hampshire, casting himself as a longtime fighter against injustice and inequality.
Before making a decision on a new Iron Range mine, Gov. Mark Dayton is seeing the best and worst of other operations. PolyMet wants to open the state's first copper-nickel mine near the Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
Sex offenders in Minnesota's high security treatment centers say they are frustrated but hopeful they can someday be released. That's after a federal judge found the program unconstitutional, and ordered the state to find ways to release sex offenders.
The Secretary of Housing and Urban Development was in town today to talk about the future of affordable housing in Minneapolis.
Parking along St. Paul's Grand Avenue will remain free. Mayor Chris Coleman announced Thursday the city will not proceed with a plan to install parking meters.
Paul Ryan became the 54th speaker of the U.S. House on Thursday in a day of high political theater, a young new leader for a fractured Congress, charged with healing Republican divides and quieting the chaos of Capitol Hill.
Sun Country Airlines pilots have approved a new contract that their representatives say will provide them with "substantial pay raises" and other improvements.
A federal judge ordered a risk assessment Thursday of all sex offenders in Minnesota's restrictive civil confinement program to determine which can be put on a pathway for release. Judge Donovan Frank laid out what he says must be done to fix problems with indefinite detentions that he earlier ruled unconstitutional.
New labor contracts containing raises for thousands of Minnesota state government employees got thrown into limbo Thursday after a legislative panel reviewing the agreements failed to ratify them.
