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ST. PAUL - Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton hopes 2017 will not be another 2011. "I am scarred by that experience," the Democratic governor said about the 2011 three-week state government shutdown after he and Republicans controlling the Legislature could not agree on a new two-year budget. He faces a similar situation in 2017, with Republicans gaining control of the state Senate in the Nov. 8 election and increasing their lock on the House.
MINNEAPOLIS — The Minnesota Vikings, monster trucks and singers will share the new U.S. Bank Stadium with the best-known extreme sports competition. The X Games announced Wednesday that its 2017...
ST. PAUL - The Minnesota Supreme Court is set to welcome its first Native American member, who will give the court its second female majority. Gov. Mark Dayton on Tuesday...
ST. PAUL — A federal appeals court Wednesday agreed with a lower court that ruled unconstitutional a Minnesota law restricting importation of electricity from coal-fired electric generating plants. North Dakota...
ROCHESTER, Minn. — Gov. Mark Dayton may not be up for election in November, but he is campaigning this week. The Democratic governor launched a three-day statewide tour Wednesday to...
ST. PAUL — Minnesota's political leaders say they have a problem trusting each other, but on Tuesday they pledged to continue trying to pass failed tax and public works legislation...
ST. PAUL — Legislation that could give tax breaks to a majority of Minnesotans appeared to be on a slow-motion slide to its death Monday, perhaps taking with it any...
ST. PAUL — It will be an unusual convention today for Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party delegates, who for the first time in a dozen years will not endorse a statewide candidate but...
ST. PAUL - Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton likely will not touch tax legislation sitting on his desk containing a $101 million error. The result is that short of a last-minute...
