Public Workers, Lawmakers In Heated Debate Over Raises At Capitol
A battle is underway at the State Capitol between public workers who say they need a raise and lawmakers who wonder if the state can afford it.
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A battle is underway at the State Capitol between public workers who say they need a raise and lawmakers who wonder if the state can afford it.
Opponents of the upcoming gray wolf hunt plan to protest on Thursday outside the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources headquarters in St. Paul.
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney still hasn't announced his pick for Vice President, but the clues may be on Wikipedia.
Many of you let us know you didn't like the political ads you saw from an obscure Democratic Congressional candidate named Gary Boisclair.
Former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty is visiting Michigan for a pair of events for Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's campaign.
Republican Senate candidate Kurt Bills said Wednesday he would have voted against the farm bill passed by the U.S. Senate in June, striking a major contrast with Democratic incumbent Amy Klobuchar as the two chased rural votes at an annual southwestern Minnesota agriculture trade show.
Outside groups are spending significant amounts to sway voters for Democrats Tarryl Clark and Rick Nolan ahead of Tuesday's primary in northeastern Minnesota.
Former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty is visiting Michigan for a pair of events for Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's campaign.
U.S. Senate candidates Amy Klobuchar and Kurt Bills will appear together publicly for the first time as opponents when they participate in an agricultural and rural issues forum at FarmFest.
Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney is coming to Minnesota for a fundraising appearance. An invitation says Romney will be in Minnesota on Aug. 23 to raise money for his campaign.
A new round of television advertising criticizing President Barack Obama over the federal debt is airing on stations in the usual swing states -- and Minnesota, too.
Republican congressional candidate Mike Parry is taking heat for portraying Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton as a pill popper.
A Michigan philanthropist has donated $325,000 to a group opposing a proposed constitutional ban on gay marriage in Minnesota.
Minnesota's Republican Party is so short on money that it has requested and received permission to pay a $26,900 fine in four installments rather than by a mid-August due date.
One week from today, Minnesota voters go to the polls in a primary election to narrow the list of candidates for the November campaigns.
