Minn. Drew $145M More Than Expected In Feb.-March
Minnesota tax collections continue to exceed forecasts.
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Minnesota tax collections continue to exceed forecasts.
A Minnesota lawmaker wants to change state law to allow liquor stores to open for next year's Super Bowl — even as other legislators renew a perennial push to legalize broader Sunday sales.
It was hard to top the Hermann the German Hotdish on Wednesday, as Rep. Tim Walz's delectable dish took first place in the third-annual Minnesota Congressional Delegation Hotdish Competition.
The leaders of four opposing Minnesota political parties jointly announced Wednesday their support for legal gay marriage.
Spring snow fall has triggered partial activation of the State Emergency Operations Center (SEOC).
Wisconsin outdoor enthusiasts who attended the Conservation Congress' spring hearings narrowly voted to ban wolf hunters from using dogs, even though they overwhelmingly approved new regulations governing the practice on the same ballot.
A reworked plan to finance public portions of a massive Mayo Clinic expansion in Rochester is expected to be ready by early next week.
A coalition of Minnesota business groups on Wednesday launched statewide campaign-style advertising that's critical of tax increase proposals from Gov. Mark Dayton and legislative Democrats.
Gov. Mark Dayton is calling out the National Guard as a spring storm sweeps across southern Minnesota.
President Barack Obama's proposed 2014 budget calls for keeping a wide-ranging Great Lakes cleanup program near its current funding level.
More Minnesota lawmakers are stepping forward with bills to tinker with financing of the new Vikings stadium.
The head of a transportation finance committee in the Minnesota Legislature doesn't expect to see a major infusion of money for roads, bridges and mass transit to come together this year.
More than 50 million Americans get a social security check every month. But some Democrats and liberal groups are upset about a proposed change in the way the cost of living adjustment is calculated. Making a switch could save more than $100 billion in 10 years.
Minnesota's Rep. Michele Bachmann said Tuesday she's confident she will be cleared in an ethics investigation into her 2012 presidential campaign.
Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann and a state senator are calling for a state and national audit of Medicaid.
