New Minn. Bill Puts Premium On Gold, Silver
Have a stash of gold and silver coins? A Minnesota lawmaker wants to recognize them as legal tender in the state.
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Have a stash of gold and silver coins? A Minnesota lawmaker wants to recognize them as legal tender in the state.
The Minnesota House has passed a bill requiring voters to present a photo ID before they can cast a ballot.
The long-pursued proposal to allow casino-style gambling at Minnesota horse-racing tracks finally got a hearing Thursday in a state House committee, but is showing little momentum just over two weeks from the end of the legislative session.
A Minnesota state lawmaker is getting worldwide attention for his pro-gay comments he made during a hearing and those comments are now been seen on YouTube. In 48 hours, there were more than 180,000 views.
The top Senate Republican says the Minnesota Legislature likely won't vote this year on a bill to lift a ban on new nuclear power plants.
The Minnesota Supreme Court traveled to a Twin Cities area high school Thursday to hear arguments.
On Thursday night, presidential hopeful and former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty will debate in Greenville, S.C. It's the first primary Republican debate before the GOP primary.
Gov. Mark Dayton and others are taking part in a prayer day outside the Minnesota Capitol on Thursday.
The daring nighttime raid that killed Osama bin Laden in Pakistan draws a sharp contrast between President Barack Obama and a field of potential Republican challengers who have comparatively scant foreign policy experience.
A bill allowing for a new four-lane bridge to be built over the St. Croix River south of Stillwater has gotten its first congressional hearing.
Gov. Mark Dayton says he would sign legislation for a new Vikings stadium even if lawmakers blow a deadline to finish the budget.
A best-selling author is reacting with amusement to a Minnesota GOP leader who called him "a pencil-necked little weasel."
A proposal expanding the right to use deadly force in self-defense is headed for a vote in the Republican-controlled House.
The proposal to add casino-style gambling to at least two Minnesota horse-racing tracks gets its first committee hearing of the current legislative session.
A group of attorneys using children and young adults as plaintiffs plans to file legal actions in every state and the District of Columbia on Wednesday in an effort to force government intervention on climate change.
