Judge sets April 15 trial date in Trump "hush money" case
The New York judge overseeing the criminal case against former President Donald Trump rejected his bid to delay the trial again.
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The New York judge overseeing the criminal case against former President Donald Trump rejected his bid to delay the trial again.
You have no doubt heard this before: Supporters say this year could be the year that the Minnesota Legislature legalizes sports betting.
You have no doubt heard this before: Supporters say this year could be the year that the Minnesota Legislature legalizes sports betting. But now because of a new agreement that has support from charities, Minnesota tribes and key legislators, it’s possible it really could happen.
State lawmakers are trying again this session to get sports betting legalized in Minnesota. Rep. Zack Stephenson talks about why this time could be different.
For the third consecutive year, Border Patrol is on track to record two million apprehensions at the U.S. southern border.
Regulators and industry members clash over business licensing proposal backed by new state cannabis office
The Minnesota National Guard met its recruiting goal for the first time in four years in 2023 and they hope to boost enlistment in 2024 by hosting multiple "Mission Day" events.
Santos had previously announced plans to challenge Republican Rep. Nick LaLota in New York's First Congressional District, which includes eastern Long Island.
His departure means Republicans can lose only one vote if all Democrats stick together.
The Georgia Republican said she has no timeline for calling a vote on the measure, known as a motion to vacate.
The package fully funds the government through September 2024.
Vice President Harris' visit aims to highlight the administration's efforts to bolster the island's recovery and the impact of Puerto Rican culture around the world.
It's illegal to purchase a gun for someone else who is not allowed to have one, known as a straw purchase. But state lawmakers say Minnesota's laws aren't strong enough to enforce, and penalties should increase.
It's a crime that can have killer consequences, but some lawmakers say current laws aren't tough enough to stop it.
As Uber and Lyft drivers hustle passengers around Minneapolis - city staff are hustling in their own way - in light of the companies' impending departure.
