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A judge on Thursday said the investigator hired by Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Robin Vos to look into the 2020 election appears to have "gone rogue" and "run amok" in refusing to comply with the state's open records law.
Flanked by Democratic colleagues, Democratic Sen. Scott Dibble said at a news conference that his "heart is broken" on behalf of young people who will continue to suffer, "but I'm encouraged because now we've shown we have momentum and we have the votes to pass a measure like this."
State lawmakers took another step towards legalizing sports betting in Minnesota Thursday.
A police pursuit came to an end just outside the Minnesota State Capitol complex in St. Paul Wednesday evening, prompting a brief lockdown.
When Minnesota Democrats open their state convention in Rochester, drama won't be on the agenda.
Minnesota's job growth has outpaced the nation and unemployment has dropped to a record low, according to the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED).
Jennifer Carnahan, the wife of late Minnesota Congressman Jim Hagedorn, is being sued by his mother, sister and stepfather over claims of unpaid medical-related debts.
Gov. Tim Walz on Thursday visited a western Minnesota community reeling from devastating storms touched down late last week, pledging the state is behind them as residents pick up the pieces.
Republican Attorney General candidate Dennis Smith has dropped his plan to run in the August primary.
As lawmakers race to finish the legislative session this week, top leaders forging agreements at the capitol say there is likely a bipartisan deal to cover unfunded costs for special education services in schools.
Minnesota State Auditor Julie Blaha said on Tuesday afternoon that she tested positive for COVID-19.
Former broadcaster Cory Hepola, who's running for governor with the upstart Forward Party of Minnesota, named school administrator Tamara Uselman as his running mate Tuesday.
"I am deeply saddened that this happened, now as Supreme Court appears to be taking away the rights of women," the artist who designed the memorial wrote. "Why is this person so afraid of art? We are not afraid and we will repair."
Republican Doug Wardlow, who lost the attorney general race in 2018 and failed to secure his party's endorsement for the position last weekend, says he will still run in the primary.
