Minn. Activists Strategize On Passing Gay Marriage
More than 500 people gathered in Minneapolis this weekend to discuss strategy for legalizing gay marriage in Minnesota.
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More than 500 people gathered in Minneapolis this weekend to discuss strategy for legalizing gay marriage in Minnesota.
There will be another hearing in the murder case against Aaron Schaffhausen Monday in Hudson, Wis. Schaffhausen is accused of murdering his three young daughters this summer.
The impasse over the fiscal cliff in Washington is casting enormous uncertainty over the economic forecast in Minnesota.
Minnesota voters came out in record numbers again this year.
A state panel is readying recommendations for firming up Minnesota Capitol safety that include a near-doubling of troopers and security officers to watch over the seat of government and 16 area buildings.
A transportation group created by Gov. Mark Dayton is calling for higher gas taxes, vehicle registration fees and Twin Cities sales taxes to raise more than $50 billion for road and transit over the next two decades.
Voters gave Democrats one-party control of the Minnesota statehouse for the first time in a generation.
After today's recount, Republican Rep. Mary Franson will keep her seat in the Minnesota House.
Republican Rep. Mary Franson is keeping a slim lead over her Democratic challenger in a recount of their western Minnesota state House race.
Tardy taxpayers won't see their Minnesota late fees rise in 2013. The Department of Revenue says that the interest rate on delinquent taxes will remain at 3 percent next year.
A conservative legal group has filed a lawsuit alleging that Minnesota taxpayers are being wrongfully charged for elective abortions.
Minneapolis earned high marks on gay rights from the Human Rights Campaign's newly released survey of 137 U.S. cities. The HRC announced the results of their Municipal Equality Index survey.
Sen. Amy Klobuchar said she expects a compromise to be reached in the U.S. Senate regarding the buzzed-about "financial cliff." Klobuchar appeared on "CBS This Morning" Wednesday, and said "the election demanded such a deal."
They're counting ballots again in two Minnesota legislative districts. Automatic recounts were getting under way near Alexandria and Northfield to determine if narrow leads by the apparent winners hold up.
Minnesota Secretary of State Mark Ritchie says Minnesota tops the nation when it comes to voters.