State Rep. Says Sexual Harassment Subcommittee Is 'Not Enough'
The state of Minnesota and Minnesota House Republican leaders have proposed sweeping changes when it comes to handling sexual harassment complaints.
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The state of Minnesota and Minnesota House Republican leaders have proposed sweeping changes when it comes to handling sexual harassment complaints.
A new state report says Minnesota's government paid out $709,500 in the past six years to settle sexual harassment complaints in executive branch agencies.
Minnesota lawmakers are moving to tighten the Legislature's sexual harassment training and policies.
A photographer who works with the Minnesota Twins and other sports teams is accusing star Miguel Sano of sexual harassment.
The Minnesota Department of Human Rights has a mission to make the state discrimination free.
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand got a fight she wants after President Donald Trump lashed out at the New York Democrat in a provocative tweet that claimed she'd begged him for campaign contributions and would "do anything" for them.
Governor Mark Dayton will announce his choice to replace Al Franken in the U.S. Senate on Wednesday.
Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle came together to outline the changes they would like to see happen when it comes to investigations.
A replacement for U.S. Senator Al Franken won't be named on Monday, according to WCCO's Pat Kessler.
Franken's replacement will serve less than a year, until a special election in November 2018. The winner of the special election will serve out the last two years of Franken's term.
"I just feel bad that this is our culture. I feel bad that we've allowed men to behave this way," Lindsay Menz said.
The reaction to Sen. Al Franken's announcement that he would be stepping down in the coming weeks was swift.
Even before Franken won DFL endorsement to challenge incumbent Sen. Norm Coleman, he was defending past comments regarding sexual insensitivity.
On Wednesday, a number of Democratic women in the U.S. Senate all called on Franken to resign.
Several senators on Capitol Hill called Wednesday for Sen. Al Franken to resign following more allegations of sexual misconduct.
Ian Conyers told The New York Times that his great-uncle — the longest-serving current U.S. House member — "is not resigning."
Duke issued a statement saying it has no plans to rescind a separate honorary degree given to Rose in 2016.
The sexual misconduct allegations that have brought down powerful men are sending a shiver through the workplace.
"I have already heard the rumblings of a backlash: "This is why you shouldn't hire women." Actually, this is why you should."
Chris Thile on Saturday addressed alleged improper conduct by Keillor in the opening minutes of the first show to be broadcast since news of the allegations broke.
A veteran accusing Sen. Al Franken of touching her inappropriately is speaking out.
A woman who alleges she was fired because she rejected Detroit Rep. John Conyers' sexual advances broke a confidentiality agreement Thursday to tell NBC's "Today" show that the longest-serving member of the U.S. House subjected her to years of sexual harassment.
An Army veteran said that Franken cupped her breast in December 2003, during a USO tour photo op.
House Speaker Paul Ryan says sexual harassment shouldn't exist anywhere, "let alone in the United States Congress" — and he says it won't be tolerated.
Rep. Tony Cornish submitted his resignation letter Monday evening to Gov. Mark Dayton.