Penalties Against Democratic Wis. Senators Undone
Wisconsin's Democratic state senators will have votes they cast in committee counted and other penalties imposed against them will be rescinded after they returned to the state on Saturday.
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Wisconsin's Democratic state senators will have votes they cast in committee counted and other penalties imposed against them will be rescinded after they returned to the state on Saturday.
A bill attempting to head off possible human cloning is starting its travel through Minnesota's Legislature.
Fireworks Monday night at a Chanhassen city council meeting.
School boards and local governments across Wisconsin are rushing to reach agreements with unions before a new law takes effect that will remove their ability to collectively bargain over nearly all issues other than minimal salary increases.
A state Senate committee has approved a bill that would prohibit public schoolteachers from striking.
A proposal from Minnesota Republicans for a series of income tax cuts drew a rebuke Monday from Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton, who cast it as a giveaway for those with the biggest salaries.
Gov. Scott Walker is proposing spending $1.1 billion on building projects in Wisconsin over the next two years.
A move to repeal Minnesota's ban on new nuclear power plants has stalled as a crisis unfolds at a nuclear facility in Japan.
Gas prices have jumped more than 50 cents since the beginning of this year. And that fluctuation has Minnesota Democratic Sen. Amy Klobuchar taking action.
All public employees statewide would contribute more toward their pensions under a bill introduced by Republican State Sen. Gretchen Hoffman of Vergas.
Wisconsin's Secretary of State tells The Associated Press that he has decided not to publish a bill taking away public workers' collective bargaining rights until the latest day possible.
President Barack Obama is calling on Congress to rewrite the nation's governing education law by next fall, but an influential congressman from Minnesota says the job is too important to rush.
The nuclear crisis in Japan may prompt lawmakers to revisit a nuclear moratorium bill in the Minnesota legislature.
Stephen King is calling the governors of Wisconsin, Florida and his home state of Maine the three stooges and is wondering why he isn't taxed more.
A Senate health care panel takes a look Monday at a bill that would bar Minnesota from participating in the federal health care overhaul.
