S.D. Senate Panel OKs Concealed Handguns Without Permit
Senate President Pro Tempore Brock Greenfield, the bill's sponsor, says people are being asked to "lease back" their constitutionally protected right to bear firearms.
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Senate President Pro Tempore Brock Greenfield, the bill's sponsor, says people are being asked to "lease back" their constitutionally protected right to bear firearms.
A legislative auditor is reporting a major failure by the Minnesota Department of Public Safety to cooperate with a data breach investigation.
Rep. Ilhan Omar has been appointed to the House Foreign Affairs Committee in the 116th Congress.The announcement was made on Wednesday night by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, just days after Rep. Omar was named to the Education and Labor Committee.
Gov. Evers campaigned on paying for an income tax cut by reducing a corporate tax cut program by about $340 million.
The TSA is hosting a fast-track hiring event for MSP Airport this weekend to fill 40 job openings.
Minnesota lawmakers get a back-door pay hike every year that taxpayers don't see, in the form of automatic daily expense payments called "per diem." No receipts, no questions asked.
As pressure grows to legalize recreational pot, a Minnesota group held a press conference to say "commercialization" and normalization" of pot is the wrong way to go.
Evers was asked about his views on marijuana and said he favors legalization but doesn't want to rush it.
Emotions ran high as the debate kicked off at the state Capitol on whether Minnesota should legalize Marijuana.
Scientists say Minnesota is one of the fastest warming states in the country, as its famously bitter winters grow milder.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., is formally asking President Trump to delay his State of the Union address scheduled for Jan. 29, or to submit his thoughts in writing instead.
King was quoted last week by The New York Times as saying: "White nationalist, white supremacist, Western civilization — how did that language become offensive?"
In Minnesota, lawmakers are planning for widespread disruption if the shutdown continues, and state officials are preparing for possible service cuts and layoffs within weeks. On Tuesday, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and a large group of faith leaders at the Capitol called for an end to the shutdown.
President Trump's nominee for attorney general was in the hot seat today.
