Schedule Proposes April End To 2012 Minn. Session
Minnesota House Republicans say they'll aim for an April conclusion to the 2012 legislative session, which would make it the earliest finish in more than a decade.
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Minnesota House Republicans say they'll aim for an April conclusion to the 2012 legislative session, which would make it the earliest finish in more than a decade.
Former gubernatorial candidate Tom Emmer says he was offered a job to teach at Hamline University's business school, and claims the college later backed out of the deal.
Consider this: The Minnesota Vikings say they're at the bottom of the NFL in revenue. The cost of a stadium is going up, and their 30-year Metrodome lease will expire. But the year is 2002.
A Republican-backed bill would place new requirements on women seeking abortions in Wisconsin.
Home improvement chain Lowe's plans to stick by its decision to yank its ads from a reality TV show about American Muslims amid growing debate over the move.
Members of Minnesota's State Board of Investment, led by Gov. Mark Dayton, are writing off a lawsuit by pro-Palestinian activists who allege that Israeli bonds held by the state of Minnesota are illegal and should be divested.
Each of Iowa's 99 counties is likely to hear from Republican presidential hopeful Michele Bachmann by the end of December.
School leaders in Brooklyn Center are hoping history doesn't repeat itself as voters will once again make their decision over a proposed levy.
When Michele Bachmann accused Newt Gingrich in the latest Republican debate of once supporting a cap-and-trade program to curb global warming, he huffily denied it and told her she should get her facts straight.
The Anoka-Hennepin School Board is set to consider on Monday night a replacement for its policies on religion and sexual orientation in the district.
The presidential nominating contests start in 21 days, and the Republican candidates are turning up the heat in Iowa and New Hampshire this week.
In the coming days there will be some sharp debate in Washington over extending the payroll tax cut.
Mitt Romney challenged Texas Gov. Rick Perry's claims that the former Massachusetts governor backed a requirement that individuals purchase health care coverage.
Republican presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich says he is being factually accurate when he calls the Palestinians an "invented" people and says they are the creation of anti-Israel propaganda.
Republican presidential hopefuls say lower taxes and fewer regulations will create jobs. But they're struggling to explain what they'd do differently from their rivals to make that happen.
