Senate Dems Vote To Repeal Part Of Health Care Law
It isn't every day that more than half the Democrats in the U.S. Senate vote to repeal part of President Barack Obama's health care law.
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It isn't every day that more than half the Democrats in the U.S. Senate vote to repeal part of President Barack Obama's health care law.
A tax on pacemakers and other medical devices made in Minnesota may be going away. Since January there's been a 2.3 percent tax on medical device sales with the revenues earmarked to help pay for the new national health care reform law.
Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton has shared a heartfelt goodbye to his dog, Mesabi, who died Thursday at the governor's residence.
Minnesota lawmakers are considering a bill to make sellers of concert tickets publicly reveal how many tickets are held back from sale to the public.
A House panel will finally cast a vote on legislation revising the state's gun laws.
Minnesota's Democratic Party asked an administrative judge Thursday to rule that a veteran Republican lawmaker broke the law with letters to newspapers that say four Democrats had voted for billions in new taxes.
A Minnesota House committee will vote Thursday night on a watered down version of a gun bill that includes background checks for gun show sales. It's far less than gun safety advocates had hoped, but the pull-back from tougher gun laws is not uncommon.
Home care workers rallied at the Capitol Thursday, asking lawmakers to change the law and allow them to vote to form a union.
With its ominously titled slideshow, "Get ready for a big one," the National Weather Service told flood-weary residents in the Fargo area Thursday to prepare for one of the Red River's five largest crests this summer, an outlook that prompted city and county officials to plead for permanent flood protection.
A Minnesota lawmaker wants to make sure the Minnesota-North Dakota men's college hockey rivalry continues after the Gophers leave the WCHA.
Minnesota hospitals and nurses are moving past differences to back a compromise to track and study how patient care units are staffed.
Gov. Mark Dayton went on the road Wednesday to sell his tax and spending proposals in Duluth, meeting a mostly friendly audience but also finding critics for his plan to raise taxes on the wealthy and smokers and his support for expanded background checks for guns.
Minnesotans will be able to buy health insurance online through a state-based marketplace called MNsure, starting in 2014.
As Gov. Mark Dayton hit the road Wednesday to sell his budget proposal, Senate Democrats offered the framework of a plan that would spend more than the governor recommended for all-day kindergarten programs and would substitute state money for some locally approved education levies.
outh Dakota Gov. Dennis Daugaard has signed into law a measure that prohibits beginning drivers from using cellphones when they're behind the wheel.
