Minnesota House DFLers boycott opening session; Republicans elect their own speaker
DFLers on Tuesday made good on their threat to keep the Minnesota House in limbo as the parties fight over control. House Republicans pushed ahead anyway in the half-empty chamber. It’s all likely headed to the courts.
Maryland, Minnesota
Minnesota women earn 1st AP ranking since 2019
Two winters ago, Minnesota’s frozen lakes were awash in so much slush that anglers needed hip boots to venture onto ice in ...
Friends and family of Macalla Knott say she's not what you think after she pleaded guilty to distributing nearly $10 million ...
SWAT teams swarmed a St. Paul shop to save a man chained and beaten in the basement. Charges say that the victim owed a debt ...
He is the real deal,” former U.S. Sen. Norm Coleman said, but Minnesota native Hegseth is facing tough questions from ...
The state's lower chamber was expected to be tied for the next legislative year after voters elected 67 Democrats and 67 ...
Alex Plechash, the incoming chair for the Minnesota Republican Party, shares thoughts on the start of the new legislative ...
A Republican Iowa senator wants to "make Minnesota Iowa again" by introducing a bill that would allow Iowa to buy nine ...
Saylor Poffenbarger gave the Maryland Terrapins the lead against the Minnesota Gophers with a spin move lay up after Shyanne ...
The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) tracks required vaccines in kindergarten-age kids, and vaccination numbers have ...
Ashley Dyrdahl’s voice shook as she wiped away tears and admitted Tuesday to buying the guns her boyfriend used to ambush and ...
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