The 70 days since the legislative session started have seen a variety of twists and turns that have left three seats open at ...

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz on Tuesday said he will require state employees to report to the office on at least 50% of their ...

On Thursday, state lawmakers from both parties reminded them all that none of their asks would come cheap, if they get funded at all.

The home of the Minnesota Wild needs a facelift, and officials with both Xcel Energy Center and the City of St. Paul are ...

There are 51,000 people registered in Minnesota’s medical marijuana program, and there’s growing concern that new rules for ...

State officials say a portrait of President Donald Trump hanging at the Colorado state Capitol will be taken down after Trump ...

Inside a packed Minnesota State Capitol Saturday, hundreds of voices were raised in song and in hope, urging continued support for Ukraine. “A simple peace deal does not mean anything to the ...

A memorial to Native American military veterans could soon be erected on the grounds of the Capitol under a bill that was advanced by a state Senate committee on ...

Gov. Tim Walz is calling most state workers back to the office 50% of scheduled workdays beginning June 1, an effort that could bring some badly needed activity back to St. Paul's downtown.

A Minnesota Republican state senator was charged ... saying "no one who solicits children belongs anywhere near public office or the State Capitol." "The facts presented by the Bloomington Police ...

During a legislative session that has already proven historic, it was another eventful week at the state capitol.

Minnesota state Sen. Justin Eichorn (R) resigned from the Legislature Thursday in a letter read aloud on the Senate floor, as he faces federal solicitation charges. “I must focus on personal mat ...