Wis. Supreme Court Candidate Brian Hagedorn's Blog Spoke Out On Homosexuality, Abortion
Brian Hagedorn wrote a post about "why I hate Planned Parenthood" and called it a "wicked organization."
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Brian Hagedorn wrote a post about "why I hate Planned Parenthood" and called it a "wicked organization."
Electronics giant Foxconn reversed course and announced Wednesday that the huge Wisconsin plant that was supposed to bring a bounty of blue-collar factory jobs back to the Midwest — and was lured with billions in tax incentives — will instead be primarily a research and development center staffed by scientists and engineers.
The bill would require manufacturers and wholesalers that sell or distribute opioids in Minnesota to pay registration fees as high as $500,000. The current fee is just $235.
Although Senate offices remain open for lawmakers who choose to brave the frigid trek to the Capitol.
A Minnesota House panel launched three days of hearings Tuesday aimed at turning a spotlight on gender-based violence and closing loopholes and other gaps in state statutes that can make it hard to prosecute such crimes.
DFL Sen. Melisa Franzen of Edina and DFL Rep. Mike Freiberg of Golden Valley will introduce a bill to legalize recreational cannabis.
The president set a deadline of Feb. 15 for a deal to be reached for funding for his border wall.
The partial government shutdown is over, but the anxiety many federal workers are feeling hasn't gone away yet.
President Trump signed a bill Friday night to reopen the federal government for three weeks, officially ending the shutdown stalemate that left hundreds of thousands of federal employees without pay.
State lawmakers toured the Stillwater Correctional Facility Friday afternoon. It was a chance for them to take a closer look at staffing and programming issues at the prison.
There is great relief for hundreds of thousands of federal workers with word of Friday's temporary deal to end the government shutdown.
President Donald Trump says he'll sign legislation shortly to reopen shuttered government departments for three weeks, ending what has become a record, 35-day partial shutdown.
The Minnesota Commerce Department is urging unpaid federal workers to be careful with the risk in looking into short-term loans.
Sick calls from air traffic led to a brief ground stop at New York's LaGuardia Airport Friday morning. The short staffing caused many flights to be delayed or canceled -- causing a ripple effect at several airports across the country.
If approved by the legislature, workers would be eligible for the loans to replace their income up to $5,000 a month, for three months.
