Reporter charged with prank call using S.D. governor's cell
A broadcast reporter has been charged with making a prank phone call using South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem's personal cellphone number.
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A broadcast reporter has been charged with making a prank phone call using South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem's personal cellphone number.
The Iowa Legislature adjourned after approving most of the Republican majority's priorities, including using public money for private school tuition, banning gender-affirming care for transgender children, removing some books from school libraries and reorganizing state government in a way that gives the governor more power over top administrators.
Attorneys for a Republican prosecutor are urging a judge to toss out a lawsuit challenging Wisconsin state's 174-year-old abortion ban.
Wisconsin lawmakers have unveiled bipartisan plans to address problems that have disrupted how elections have been administered in the presidential battleground state since 2020.
Auditors examining nearly $400 million in pandemic spending found several instances in which Minnesota agencies exceeded their emergency authority or failed to properly document purchases or track supplies.
At the Minnesota Capitol, some lawmakers want to make changes to electronic pull tabs that have youth sports groups, VFWs and other non-profits worried about their ability to raise money for worthy causes.
Some Minnesota lawmakers want to make changes to electronic pull tabs – changes that have youth sports groups, VFWs and other nonprofits worried about their bottom line.
Some lawmakers in the Minnesota Legislature are pushing for schools to stock up on life-saving medicine naloxone as the opioid epidemic continues to shatter so many lives, including kids.
A stretch of highway in the city Prince called home will officially be renamed for the late Minnesota icon.
A fifth defendant, Dominic Pezzola, was found not guilty of the most serious charge, seditious conspiracy.
Because it has relied on the Title 42 policy for over three years, the U.S. expects to see a sharp increase in immigration to the southern border once it expires.
Legal sports betting is still out of Minnesota's league, even as a growing number of states take that step. But there's a revived effort at the State Capitol with some key changes to push the bill over the finish line.
Legal sports betting in Minnesota is still out of our league. But there's a big interest in changing that.
A Minnesota restaurant owner made a trip to the White House and is getting national recognition.
The New York Times reported that the message "alarmed" Fox's board of directors and contributed to the decision to sever ties with him.
