Dayton Gets 9 Stadium Proposals -- With Different Ideas
Gov. Mark Dayton asked Minnesotans for stadium ideas -- and that's exactly what he got.
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Gov. Mark Dayton asked Minnesotans for stadium ideas -- and that's exactly what he got.
A federal appeals court Friday said police acted reasonably as it upheld the dismissal of a lawsuit filed by 32 people who say their constitutional rights were violated when they were arrested during a protest outside the 2008 Republican National Convention in St. Paul.
Ramsey County leaders upped its financial offer Thursday to be the home of a new Minnesota Vikings stadium to a total of $375 million, while the city of Minneapolis offered $313 million for the team to rebuild at the current Metrodome site.
A new city is throwing its name into the mix of places to be the new home of the Minnesota Vikings. Shakopee announced its plans at a news conference Wednesday to build a stadium for the team at a site just off Highway 101 and Highway 169.
A top Republican in the Minnesota House lost his committee chairmanship, and a female staffer was transferred, after he admitted to a sexual relationship with her.
The father of an openly gay soldier who was killed in Afghanistan has announced he will run for a seat in the Minnesota House of Representatives in the fall.
Minnesota Court of Appeals Judge David Minge is retiring at the end of March.
Gov. Mark Dayton and legislative Democrats want to give Minnesota businesses a $3,000 tax credit for each unemployed person, veteran or recent college graduate that they hire as a way to push down the state's unemployment rate.
Voters in south Minneapolis have elected DFL endorsee Susan Allen as the Minnesota Legislature's first American Indian female member.
Visa card users will have to figure out a different way to pay for services in Hennepin County, as the county will no longer be taking their plastic.
Voters in two Minneapolis legislative districts are electing new state lawmakers.
The teachers union in Minnesota's largest school district urged its school board Monday night to drop a proposed policy on handling controversial topics in the classroom, saying educators should be trusted to mediate student discussions about sexual orientation and other issues.
It's not a graffiti problem, but some people are tired of seeing paint markings all over their city's streets and sidewalks.
A top anti-Vikings stadium lawmaker made harsh allegations Monday about the Sports Facilities Commission using bias information supplied by the Vikings.
The Minnesota Campaign Finance and Public Disclosure will investigate the state Republican Party for alleged campaign finance violations in 2010.
