New Gun Laws Getting Some Bipartisan Support At Capitol
New gun laws were introduced at the Minnesota State Capitol Monday morning, and there is some bipartisan support.
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New gun laws were introduced at the Minnesota State Capitol Monday morning, and there is some bipartisan support.
Longtime Democratic state Rep. Tina Liebling is ending her campaign for governor.
A pair of Minnesota lawmakers thinks the Legislature is too large. They want to see if voters agree.
Minnesota lawmakers are looking to ride the momentum of cities raising their tobacco sales age by proposing a statewide increase to 21.
At the Capitol Thursday morning, a proposal for new legislation is finding support through the #MeToo movement.
Republican lawmakers are questioning the structure of a multi-million dollar settlement between the state of Minnesota and 3M Co.
House Speaker Kurt Daudt called on the Dayton administration Wednesday to take accountability for the project's botched launch.
Minnesota lawmakers are about to learn how much of a budget surplus they'll have this year or if they'll need to solve a deficit.
The governor's office announced the signing Monday night. The House and Senate approved a bill to restore the $130 million in funding last week.
Local gun control advocates say they are seeing interest in passing tough new gun laws in Minnesota after the Florida school shooting.
Lawmakers were set to vote later Thursday on the House and Senate's nearly $130 million operating budget.
Dozens of families demanded action at the State Capitol Wednesday after their loved ones were abused in Minnesota senior care facilities.
Lawmakers were returning Tuesday to the Minnesota Capitol to begin the legislative session, facing a lengthy agenda along with some doubt that they'd get to it all.
The Legislature reconvenes Tuesday for a three-month session with plenty of work to do.
Minnesota's legislative leaders are heading back to the Capitol and promise they've put months of contentious legal battles behind them.
Republicans running in special elections for two legislative seats are heading for a primary.
Republican Sen. Michelle Fischbach is poised to become lieutenant governor after Lt. Gov. Tina Smith is sworn into the U.S. Senate this week.
Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton has set a special election date for two seats vacated by lawmakers who faced sexual harassment allegations.
Rep. Tony Cornish submitted his resignation letter Monday evening to Gov. Mark Dayton.
Minnesota's Supreme Court may finally resolve the legal battle between Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton and the Republican Legislature.
Gov. Mark Dayton and the Minnesota Legislature are at an impasse over a bitter budget battle that's threatening hundreds of House and Senate jobs, according to the court-appointed mediator.
Minnesota's top elected officials begin court-ordered mediation this week in a budget dispute that is now threatening hundreds of jobs.
A number of new laws take effect in Minnesota Tuesday.
House Speaker Kurt Daudt said Sunday the 2017 legislative session was absolutely a success.
A Minnesota judge is considering whether Gov. Mark Dayton's veto of the Legislature's funding was unconstitutional.
