A Reality Check On President Trump's Feud With The NFL
President Donald Trump's feud with the National Football League began more than 30 years ago.
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President Donald Trump's feud with the National Football League began more than 30 years ago.
An iconic Minneapolis restaurant may be closing its doors.
Former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty said Monday he is "politically retired," brushing off speculation that he is considering another run for office.
The deadly Las Vegas shooting has lawmakers, and even the National Rifle Association, suggesting some changes could be made regarding gun control.
In the aftermath of Las Vegas, some politicians say it's not the time to talk politics or gun laws.
Top lawmakers say they want to know why and how a security firm was hired -- and then fired -- from U.S. Bank Stadium despite what they say were repeated warning signals.
Lately, President Trump has spent more public time on the controversy than other issues, but what he's saying is not completely accurate.
The Sports Facilities Authority removed Monterrey Security after completing an internal investigation that alleges the company violated its contract.
"I believe politics is about making people's lives better. But this bill? It doesn't do that," Klobuchar said.
State officials are warning that hundreds of thousands of Minnesotans could lose Medicaid coverage under the health care reform bill Congress is debating.
Both sides are sworn to secrecy as they try to bridge their impasse.
Top Republican leaders are warning of layoffs at the legislature because Democratic Governor Mark Dayton vetoed their operating funds.
Minnesota government leaders are hesitant even though some recent demonstrations turned into heated confrontations.
Minnesota's top elected officials begin court-ordered mediation this week in a budget dispute that is now threatening hundreds of jobs.
The company says it has detected that some accounts spent $100,000 on at least 3,000 ads, mostly on divisive issues.
Minnesota is entering a 50-state sweepstakes to win one of the most lucrative prizes in a generation.
The American Gaming Association estimates $4.7 billion was wagered on the Super Bowl last year with the majority coming from illegal bets.
Thousands of people have signed a petition to take down a statue of Christopher Columbus at the Minnesota State Capitol and replace it with one of Prince.
State officials estimate there are thousands of young Minnesotans who were brought to the U.S. illegally by their parents.
Mini donuts are more than a State Fair staple. For many Fairgoers they are an annual article of faith. But if you buy it from Grandstand Mini Donuts, you get a side serving of progressive politics.
Republicans who control the Minnesota House and Senate are suing Gov. Dayton after he vetoed the legislature's operating funds in a budget dispute.
Dayton line-item vetoed their funding to force top Republicans to rework major tax breaks and other measures he signed into law earlier this year.
What's the favorite food of Minnesota State Fair-goers? It turns out we love the Minnesota classics.
The Minnesota Supreme Court announced a historic change to how it operates Wednesday.
The State of Minnesota does not have monuments to the Confederacy, but that does not mean its statues and memorials are without controversy.
