Will Minn.'s Budget Surplus Help Vikings' Stadium Push?
Nobody is talking about using Minnesota's surplus funds for a stadium, but Gov. Mark Dayton admits it clears the way for the debate.
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Nobody is talking about using Minnesota's surplus funds for a stadium, but Gov. Mark Dayton admits it clears the way for the debate.
Minnesota lawmakers are expecting the worst as the state budget office prepares to release its economic forecast.
Police moved in Thursday morning to break up the latest protest by Occupy Minnesota, which eventually led to two people being arrested.
Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak says city leaders will meet with Minnesota Vikings officials soon to narrow a list of three potential sites for a new stadium.
The Minnesota Governor's Residence is kicking off the holidays.
A new report shows the State Legislature needs to get a better handle on how millions of dollars in the Legacy Funds are getting spent.
The Senate is preparing to vote on a measure that would extend a current payroll tax into next year.
The Minnesota Supreme Court on Wednesday dismissed a lawsuit from Republican state senators who argued that a district court lacked authority to order continued state spending during last summer's government shutdown.
The state of Minnesota could be in for another budget battle when the next session gets underway.
Minnesota has room for improvement in how it manages hundreds of millions of dollars in Legacy Amendment funds, according to two reports issued Wednesday by the Office of the Legislative Auditor.
Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt says Congress is taking the wrong approach to fighting online piracy.
Proponents of legalizing medical marijuana in Wisconsin will try again to change the law, even though the proposal stands little chance of passing the Legislature.
Every year American colleges and universities send more than 270,000 students to study abroad and more of them are choosing unconventional destinations, which in places like Egypt can entice students to ignore well-meaning warnings from back home and plunge into the political upheaval in the streets.
Friday will mark five years since a Minnesota lawmaker nearly died while serving his country in Iraq.
Organizers of the effort to recall Wisconsin Republican Gov. Scott Walker from office they have collected 300,000 signatures, more than half of what is needed to force an election.
