Interior Dept. Nullifies Duluth's Casino Contract
The City of Duluth has lost another fight to get some of the money from the tribal casino in its downtown district.
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The City of Duluth has lost another fight to get some of the money from the tribal casino in its downtown district.
Some Minnesota dog owners asked lawmakers to change how body grip traps, which can kill dogs, are used. Lawmakers responded, but not in the way some dog owners had hoped.
Gov. Mark Dayton's controversial veto this week of the Republican second tax bill still has some GOP lawmakers fuming. It was the latest in an unusually high number of vetoes. But is Dayton that much different than previous governors? Here's Pat Kessler's Reality Check.
Just in time for the 2012 election campaign, a political guide from a former Minnesota governor.
Republican Gov. Scott Walker released better 2011 jobs figures on Wednesday in an attempt to rebuff a central argument of those trying to recall him from office that Wisconsin's economy has suffered under his leadership.
Some 2,000 Minnesota Red Bulls and more than 45,000 other National Guard troops nationwide are only a single vote away from having a much needed financial benefit restored to their military service package.
For the first time in many weeks, the Minnesota Vikings stadium is not a story at the Capitol. But that doesn't mean politicians weren't busy kicking off the election campaign.
To wear a helmet, or not to wear a helmet? That's a question relevant to both motorcyclists and taxpayers.
The Minnesota court panel that settled the latest round of political redistricting is now being asked to cover more than $628,000 in legal bills for the Democrats, Republicans and citizens who joined the lawsuit.
A former Wisconsin prosecutor accused of sending racy text messages to a domestic abuse victim has filed for bankruptcy.
A very public war of words is brewing between two popular and controversial Minnesota House Republicans.
The Vikings stadium deal that Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton signed into law Monday involves plenty of public participation, but it also prevents the public from getting a look at the team's finances during their partnership to build the $975 million stadium.
A second attempt by Minnesota Republicans to craft a tax-cut bill has met the same fate as the first.
At this time last year, Tim Pawlenty was gearing up to officially launch his White House race. Now the former two-term Minnesota governor is more of a bystander.
Gov. Mark Dayton has signed a bill to build a nearly $1 billion stadium for the Minnesota Vikings.
