Racino Supporters Make Plans To Sweeten Deal
Supporters of racino, a racetrack and casino combo, announced plans to increase the prize money for the races by nearly $26 million.
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Supporters of racino, a racetrack and casino combo, announced plans to increase the prize money for the races by nearly $26 million.
Minnesota political parties, show your maps.
A Minnesota man is using an old idea as a new tactic to keep the Vikings in Minnesota. Jay Tappe is a Vikings season ticket holder and is the man behind a new billboard that will be unveiled Monday at St. Peter and 11th Street in St. Paul.
Got your property tax bill yet? Get ready for some sticker shock.
If there ever was a caretaker of our north woods, chances are it is Art Widerstrom. He's been a forester with the Department of Natural Resources for more than 40 years.
Eleven protesters connected with the Occupy Wall Street movement have been arrested on the 10th Avenue Bridge for creating a public nuisance or obstructing traffic.
Republican presidential contender Mitt Romney won't be visiting Minnesota for a fundraiser next week after all.
The gay activist who filmed undercover videos inside Marcus Bachmann's counseling clinic says he'll go to court if needed to fight a $150 fee he faces for canceled therapy sessions.
The Census Bureau is reporting that 15 percent of Minnesota's children, or about 190,000 of them, were living in poverty last year.
Minnesota has some of the highest child care costs in the country for center-based day cares.
Looking rather tough, with painted faces and wearing full purple and gold gear, about a dozen Minnesota Viking fans from the group Viking World Order belted out "Skol" Vikings in front of Gov. Mark Dayton's office.
The Minnesota Senate will hold two hearings on proposals for the state to help build a new Minnesota Vikings stadium, as Gov. Mark Dayton meets with backers of possible sites.
Minnesota officials say they've sped up permitting reviews since being instructed to move faster. Now they're determining how to achieve even quicker turnarounds without sacrificing environmental standards.
U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann is rescheduling several Iowa presidential campaign events on Friday in order to return to Washington for a vote on a balanced budget amendment in the House of Representatives.
First, it was Tea Party protests. Now there are Occupy Wall Street protests in cities around the country, and hundreds of online petitions are being launched every day. The United States seems to be entering a period of increased activism. But do online petitions and protests work?
