Minn. Political Map Case Returns To Federal Court
A lawsuit involving Minnesota's political maps is back in federal court.
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A lawsuit involving Minnesota's political maps is back in federal court.
Will there be a government shutdown? You might not want to bet on it -- especially if you're a politician.
Gov. Mark Dayton and lawmakers say they can't move forward with legislation for a new Vikings stadium without resolving issues with the team.
The state of Minnesota has started a new website looking ahead to a possible government shutdown next month.
Republican presidential candidate Tim Pawlenty is planning next week to detail how he would balance the federal budget and reshape the nation's tax code.
A longtime Democratic state senator from Brooklyn Park has stopped cancer treatment and is in hospice care.
Gov. Mark Dayton and Republican legislative leaders are meeting for private budget talks after more than a week of public posturing.
Two Minnesota Republicans active in the 2012 race for president are appearing before a conference staged by advocates of conservative values.
Minnesota Rep. John Kline says he's concerned the U.S. Department of Education is moving forward with its crackdown on the country's for-profit schools to protect students from taking on too much debt to attend schools that don't help their job prospects.
Rep. Michele Bachmann plans to participate in a presidential debate in New Hampshire this month, a move that further signals the Minnesota Republican expects to be a candidate for the 2012 nomination.
As Minnesota edges closer to a government shutdown, there's still no progress at the Capitol to fixing the budget. In fact, judging from the rhetoric on Wednesday, it might have gone backwards.
A five-member judicial panel that could decide how Minnesota's political maps look for the next 10 years has been appointed.
Constituents had plenty to say about the state's budget impasse during a town hall meeting in St. Paul.
Some bars in Uptown Minneapolis are opposed to a proposed ordinance, that would clamp down on music on the patios.
A bipartisan panel of state lawmakers is meeting to examine competing budget proposals from Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton and Republican legislative majorities.
