Dayton Returns, His No. 2 Heads Out Overseas Trip
Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton and his lieutenant governor are tag-team travelers.
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Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton and his lieutenant governor are tag-team travelers.
After being swept into office on a tea party tide, Republican Rep. Chip Cravaack is now portraying himself as a middle-of-the-road lawmaker as he tries to keep his job in a northeastern Minnesota district with a long tradition of electing Democrats.
A Minnesota Senate panel is meeting next week to go over legal costs stemming from the affair that brought down the GOP majority leader and cost a senior staffer his job.
The Walker Community Church fire on May 27 was caused by lightning and injured five firefighters as they fought the blaze.
General Mills has announced its opposition to a proposed constitutional amendment that would ban gay marriage in Minnesota.
Rick Nolan left Congress three decades ago and he's 68 years old, but he says he's never felt better prepared to go back. Nolan is one of three Democrats who want to knock Republican Rep. Chip Cravaack out of office.
Top Minnesota lawmakers have approved an $18,000 legal expense in a fight to preserve a constitutional amendment that would require voters to show a photo ID at the polls.
You are about to enter another dimension. One where an underdog U.S. Senate candidate from Minnesota commissions an unusual short film in which he plays a "Twilight Zone"-like narrator and draws widespread scorn from his fellow Republicans.
Voters in North Dakota get a chance Tuesday to do something no state has ever done before: Not just lower property taxes, but abolish them. It's a bold move, but critics say it will throw the state into chaos.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker can't avoid union troubles, even when he's trying to be bipartisan.
Former U.S. Sen. Larry Craig is being sued by federal election regulators who say he misused some $217,000 in campaign funds for his legal defense after a 2007 Minnesota airport bathroom sex sting.
The days of searching the floor of your car for quarters are, for the most part, over in Minneapolis. Installation of new computerized parking meters will be finished by the end of October, completing a two-year process.
Former Republican U.S. Sen. Larry Craig of Idaho was sued Monday by federal election regulators who contend he misused some $217,000 in campaign funds for his legal defense after his arrest in a 2007 airport bathroom sex sting.
Nothing brings people together in Wisconsin like the promise of beer and brats.
The state of Minnesota is $148 million ahead of its revenue projections for the year after last month's tax collections beat expectations.
