Dayton On Fence About Minn. Child Care Union Push
After being blocked in court, Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton said Tuesday he hasn't decided whether to ask the reconfigured Legislature to permit a unionization drive by home-based child care providers.
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After being blocked in court, Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton said Tuesday he hasn't decided whether to ask the reconfigured Legislature to permit a unionization drive by home-based child care providers.
Ah, Thanksgiving. A little turkey, some cranberry mold, maybe apple pie with ice cream, some football on TV. Getting together with the cousins. Catching up beside the fire. Togetherness.
Minnesota's closest legislative race is headed for court before it reaches a probable recount.
The President and Republicans are taking a break in their negotiations over a deal to avoid the Fiscal Cliff.
Democrats taking over the Minnesota Legislature are avoiding bold promises to change the state's constitution after voters decisively rejected two Republican-backed amendments earlier this month.
Minnesota Ron Paul supporters are planning their next move in state Republican politics after widespread losses on Election Day.
The Paula Broadwell/David Petraeus/Jill Kelley scandal is embarrassing enough.
Fifteen senators from eight Mississippi River states are urging the Army Corps of Engineers to take steps to keep barges moving on the Mississippi.
A lot has been made in recent days about Gov. Mark Dayton's letter to Minnesota Vikings owner Zygi Wilf.
The head of the authority overseeing construction of a new Minnesota Vikings stadium says she expects any fees for personal seat licenses would be in line with those charged for other new stadiums recently built in the state.
Man's best friend doesn't begin to describe what Joe means to Daniel Brosnan.
A lot of people talk about the nasty state of political discourse in this country, but now someone is actually doing something to make it better.
Minnesota has completed the refinancing of tobacco revenue bonds after the state Supreme Court ruled the move is constitutional.
A federal lawsuit filed by a Wisconsin-based group representing atheists and agnostics argues that the Internal Revenue Service is violating the U.S. Constitution by allowing tax-exempt churches and religious organizations to get involved in political campaigns.
Election results show that Hennepin County had a voter turnout of 84 percent, officials say.
