Bill Could Assign Bodyguards To More Minn. Leaders
More Minnesota leaders could be in line for special security protection under a bipartisan bill coming up on its first legislative hearing.
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More Minnesota leaders could be in line for special security protection under a bipartisan bill coming up on its first legislative hearing.
U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann and GOP presidential hopeful Tim Pawlenty both released statements about the news of Osama bin Laden's death.
Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar is making her way through northwestern Minnesota, dishing out advice to graduates and getting input from area residents who have battled annual floods.
Brooklyn Park has a new mayor. Jeffrey Lunde received more than 31 percent of the vote, in a 12-person race.
People in Brooklyn Park put aside part of their weekend to head to the polls. It was Election Saturday, a rare day to cast a vote in Minnesota.
Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann on Saturday described the loss of "economic liberty" that young Americans face today as a "flash point of history" in which the younger generation will ask what their elders did to stop it.
With back-to-back events featuring multiple presidential hopefuls, it's been something of an instant-replay kind of weekend for New Hampshire Republicans.
Likely GOP presidential candidate Tim Pawlenty says government discourages the American spirit when it gets involved in business and commerce.
A cross section of religious leaders, advocacy group representatives and even the parents of a fallen soldier have weighed in on a bill that aims to ban gay marriage in Minnesota's Constitution.
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by a group of voters who wanted to wear buttons that said "Please I.D. Me" to the polls.
Minnesota House Republicans are ready to spend millions in hopes of reaping millions more from people and businesses not paying all of the taxes owed.
A federal judge on Friday dismissed a lawsuit filed by voters who wanted to wear tea party T-shirts and buttons that said "Please I.D. Me" to the polls in last November's election.
A bill that would expand the state's law on the use of deadly force in cases of self-defense has passed a House public safety committee on a 10-7 vote.
A House panel has voted to invalidate ordinances preventing Minneapolis and St. Paul police from asking about a person's immigration status unless related to a crime.
Republicans at the Legislature want to shorten the statute of limitations for filing civil lawsuits and make other business-backed changes to Minnesota's civil justice system.
