Brooklyn Park Mayoral Candidates Face Finish Line
The 12 candidates running to be the next mayor of Brooklyn Park now have less than a week to woo voters before residents vote on Saturday.
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The 12 candidates running to be the next mayor of Brooklyn Park now have less than a week to woo voters before residents vote on Saturday.
Apple CEO Steve Jobs has not replied to Sen. Al Franken's letter about privacy concerns, but Franken expects answers soon.
When Minnesota lawmakers return from a holiday recess, they'll have a guest from Florida waiting to address them.
At least three Minnesota counties are waiting for the Republican Party of Minnesota to reimburse them for document-copying costs stemming from the November election.
A Minnesota man who admitted using his neighbor's online identity to email death threats to Vice President Joe Biden wants to withdraw his guilty plea.
Potential GOP presidential contender Tim Pawlenty wants the U.S. to recall its ambassador to Syria and seek economic sanctions to send "a clear and strong signal" opposing the nation's violent crackdown on demonstrators.
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Minnesota Congresswoman Michele Bachmann has landed on Time magazine's 2011 list of 100 "most influential" people.
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Ending current subsidies for the corn ethanol industry would cost jobs and make America more dependent on foreign oil, U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said Wednesday.
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Minnesota Congresswoman Michele Bachmann appears to be backing off previous statements questioning whether President Obama is actually a United States citizen.
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