Walz Raises $210,000 For Re-Election Fight
ep. Tim Walz says he raised almost $211,000 in the fourth quarter as he prepares to run for a fourth term representing southern Minnesota in Congress.
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ep. Tim Walz says he raised almost $211,000 in the fourth quarter as he prepares to run for a fourth term representing southern Minnesota in Congress.
The Minnesota Court of Appeals on Monday revived a lawsuit challenging the state's law against gay marriage, ordering a district judge to take another look at the case just months ahead of what's expected to be a bitter fight over a constitutional ban on gay marriage.
State lawmakers will be back in St. Paul Tuesday to get the 2012 legislative session rolling.
Minnesota suddenly matters in the Republican Presidential race.
Congresswoman Michele Bachmann stepped back into the political spotlight for the first time this weekend since she dropped out of the contest for the Republican presidential nomination.
Even if Wisconsin Democrats win back the state Senate through recall elections this summer, they'll have no ability to push their agenda for months and could find themselves out of power by this time next year.
St. Paul is one step closer to getting a new regional ballpark. Mayor Chris Coleman says he wants a new 7,500-seat sports facility for the Saints.
The Republican takeover of the Minnesota Legislature in 2010 has consequences for the 2012 ballot, as eager conservatives look to bypass Gov. Mark Dayton's veto pen and bring some of their policy goals directly to voters.
For the first time since leaving the White House race, Republican Rep. Michele Bachmann is appearing at a public event in Minnesota.
When the state legislature begins its session this week, they'll be looking at Gov. Mark Dayton's bonding bill.
Minnesota Republicans are still reeling from the scandal that forced Senator Amy Koch to resign as Senate Majority Leader last month.
Several thousand people will gather on the state capitol grounds in St. Paul Sunday afternoon on the anniversary of the 1973 U.S. Supreme Court decision legalizing abortion.
Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul told supporters Saturday that the momentum of his campaign will continue.
After a fifth-place finish in New Hampshire, New Gingrich has resurrected his campaign in South Carolina with razor sharp attacks on Mitt Romney and the news media. He has successfully deflected the embarrassing claim by his second wife that he wanted an open marriage.
In her first television interview since she stepped down as Minnesota'a Senate Majority Leader, Amy Koch is rethinking her decision not to run for reelection after admitting she had an inappropriate relationship with a Senate staffer.
