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In both federal and state statutes and rules, if an officer causes their own death, certain benefits, including some lump-sum payments and health insurance for surviving children, are excluded. → Read More
Rathskeller reopening marks “by far, the best day in a long time,” one lobbyist said. → Read More
ST. PAUL -- A Minnesota state senator who was injured in a snowmobile crash last week was essentially run over by a fellow state senator who couldn’t avoid him, according to Department of Natural Resources reports. The reports, obtained Wednesday by the Pioneer Press, contain a more comprehensive — and different — account of the crash that left Sen. John Jasinski, R-Faribault, with numerous… → Read More
Sen. John Jasinski, R-Faribault, said he suffered broken ribs, a broken pelvis and a fractured vertebrae as a result of the crash Friday along a snowmobile trail in northern Minnesota. → Read More
ST. PAUL -- “Crazy like a fox. Mike Lindell knows exactly what he is doing, and it is dangerous.” Those are the first words of a federal defamation lawsuit filed this week in Minneapolis against Lindell and his Minnesota company, MyPillow, by Smartmatic, a voting technology company Lindell has often targeted with false conspiracy theories around the 2020 presidential election. The lawsuit is… → Read More
Current plan won’t leave folks driving on old tabs, officials say → Read More
Kelsey Waits said few knew her 8-year-old child was transgender. → Read More
The official state record for the heaviest muskie — a 54-pound fish caught on Lake Winnibigoshish — has stood since 1957. → Read More
Party is reeling from disorder but has prospects to make big gains. → Read More
State of Minnesota human resources only allows ‘male’ or ‘female.’ But a worker wants gender ‘X,’ already available on driver’s licenses. → Read More
The victims aren’t targeted by a shooter intent on causing mass casualties; they’re collateral damage in personal disputes that erupt in gunfire in crowded places. → Read More
The rapid antigen tests work best for people with symptoms in the early stages of infection. → Read More
More money for fewer, or less money for more? → Read More
The exceedingly rare move has no impact on Thompson, who represents St. Paul’s East Side. Thompson’s expulsion from the Democratic-Farmer-Labor caucus was spurred by “credible reports of abuse and misconduct” and Thompson’s “failure to take responsibility,” according to DFL House Democrats. → Read More
Leonardo Castro, the chief judge of the Second Judicial District, on Monday, Sept. 13, issued a temporary stay until a lawsuit, filed in protest by the state’s largest law enforcement groups, is settled. The old law will be used in the meantime. → Read More
It’s unclear if such a reach from one branch of government into another is legal for an emergency declaration. → Read More
State Sen. Melisa Franzen, DFL-Edina, and State Auditor Julie Blaha had traveled to Farmfest event Wednesday. → Read More
State Sen. Melisa Franzen, DFL-Edina, and State Auditor Julie Blaha had traveled to Farmfest event Wednesday. → Read More
Gov. Tim Walz, House Speaker Melissa Hortman and other top Democrats called for Thompson's resignation last month after the media reported details from a number of police reports that alleged Thompson committed physical violence against women in several jurisdictions well before he was elected. → Read More
The glitch is basically this: The ACA was written so no one would be forced to pay more than 9.83% of their income for health coverage — a figure deemed affordable. Anything more than that merits a subsidy. It works for single people. And it works for any parent. But not for the rest of the family. → Read More