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By: Luke Sprinkel
Republican state Sen. Eric Pratt will face former DFL state Sen. Matt Little in the race for Minnesota's Second Congressional District. The district, which encompasses much of the south metro area, is considered the most competitive congressional seat in Minnesota.
By: Luke Sprinkel
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey proposed raising the city's property tax levy by 11.3%. Meanwhile, St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her proposed a property tax levy increase of 6.8%.
Lisa Demuth, the Republican nominee for governor of Minnesota, unveiled her updated plan to combat fraud in state government.
By: Luke Sprinkel
During her time in the U.S. Senate, Amy Klobuchar has supported efforts to improve the Somali remittance process.
By: Luke Sprinkel
That tweet was an apparent jab at Republican Michele Tafoya, Flanagan's opponent in this year's race for U.S. Senate in Minnesota.
By: Luke Sprinkel
Whoever is chosen for the position will receive $16,000 over two years and write "an official poem for the City of Minneapolis reflecting on a current moment in the City of Minneapolis."
By: Luke Sprinkel
"As I travel across the state, Minnesotans are saying the same thing: End the fraud, get our money back, and make Minnesota affordable again," Demuth said.
By: Luke Sprinkel
Anoka County has won a months-long legal battle against the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT).
The Republican Party of Minnesota announced Wednesday that it has hired off-duty police officers to provide security at its state fair booth. That announcement comes as concerns about safety at the Minnesota State Fair have increased in recent days.
A new report from the Office of the Legislative Auditor (OLA) warns that the Medicaid-funded system that pays for assisted living care in Minnesota could be vulnerable to improper billing.
