Wersal To Take Case To US Supreme Court -- Again
A Minnesota lawyer who's long fought against limits on judicial campaigning says he'll ask the U.S. Supreme Court to review a federal appeals court decision that reinstates Minnesota's restrictions.
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A Minnesota lawyer who's long fought against limits on judicial campaigning says he'll ask the U.S. Supreme Court to review a federal appeals court decision that reinstates Minnesota's restrictions.
A physical education teacher from Farmington is on his way to Washington D.C. Tuesday, lobbying to make gym class a bigger priority in Minnesota schools. It's part of National Speak Out Day, a day dedicated to supporting physical education.
Legislators are set to grill the director of the Mine Safety and Health Administration over his agency's actions and failures before a 2010 explosion that killed 29 West Virginia coal miners.
On the corner of Bluebird Street and Andover Boulevard in Andover sits a new home awaiting a new family.
A Minnesota law is being credited with saving lives behind the wheel.
Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton announced Monday morning that the majority of the Minneapolis City Council now supports building a new stadium for the Vikings.
The Minnesota Senate has passed a bill to begin repaying the $2.4 billion that the state owes to Minnesota schools.
On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court opens three days of hearings on the Affordable Care Act -- referred to by critics as Obamacare.
While the Minnesota House and Senate have to iron out differences in their voter ID bills, it does appear that a constitutional amendment requiring voters to present a photo ID will be on the November ballot.
A recent poll shows more people are favoring same sex marriage.
As the Minnesota Senate approved a voter ID bill, critics expressed concerns about the unintended consequences.
A man's love of snakes and reptiles has led to trouble with the City of Coon Rapids.
The Minnesota Legislature has agreed to let voters choose in November if they want a voter photo ID requirement in the state constitution, but some political groups have vowed to challenge the amendment in court before it even reaches the ballot.
A statewide poll released Friday at the State Capitol shows that nearly two-thirds of Minnesotans are in favor of a Vikings stadium that would be funded in part by gambling revenues and built on the current Metrodome site.
A Minnesota Senate ethics hearing stemming from a sexual affair that brought down the Senate's majority leader devolved Friday into a testy episode of can't ask, can't tell.
