Negotiations Continue Sunday As St. Paul Teachers Approach Strike Date
St. Paul educators continue negotiations with district leaders into Sunday evening in hopes of reaching a settlement by Tuesday's strike date.
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St. Paul educators continue negotiations with district leaders into Sunday evening in hopes of reaching a settlement by Tuesday's strike date.
Members of the Oglala Sioux Tribe will vote this week on whether to legalize medical and recreational marijuana on South Dakota's Pine Ridge Reservation.
Sen. Amy Klobuchar is asking Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman to open up an independent review of a case that sent a Minnesota teen to prison for life.
Rep. Collin Peterson, the Democratic congressman whose sprawling western Minnesota district voted heavily for Trump, is reportedly going to seek another term.
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers acknowledged that he couldn't explain why he vetoed a bill that would have allowed raffles using a paddle wheel device.
Amy Klobuchar is calling on the top prosecutor in Hennepin County to initiate an independent investigation into the case of Myon Burrell, a black Minneapolis teen sentenced to life after an 11-year-old black girl was killed by a stray bullet.
Pence said the general public should refrain from purchasing masks which are needed by medical workers tending to the sick.
It marks the first bill passed by the Senate in the 2020 legislative session, and the funding would be available without the need for a special legislative session.
Should college athletes in Minnesota be paid to play? Some state lawmakers think so, and they're trying to do something about it.
Vice President Mike Pence, who is at the helm of the federal government's response to coronavirus (or COVID-19), is slated Thursday to tour Minnesota's front lines against the disease.
The Becker City Council had its first public meeting since the massive fire last month at Northern Metal Recycling.
The Minnesota Democratic Party says former Vice President Joe Biden won more than half of the state's 75 delegates.
Minnesota lawmakers held their first public hearing on COVID-19 Wednesday.
The secretary of state's office estimated turnout Wednesday for Minnesota's first presidential primary since 1992 at nearly 22%.
Two new counties passed Second Amendment Dedicated County resolutions Tuesday night, becoming the sixth and seventh to do so in Minnesota.
