FGM Doctor Free on Bail
DETROIT -- The doctor indicted by federal prosecutors in Michigan for performing female circumcision, also known as female genital mutilation (FGM) has been granted...
St. Paul Looks to Ban More Things
ST. PAUL, Minn. - The city of St. Paul is looking to implement two new regulations that will give businesses within its boundaries a...
Bias Countersuit Lands Officer Early Retirement and Hefty Settlement
ROCHESTER, Minn. -- An agreement has been made between the city of Rochester and a Rochester Police Officer who claimed discrimination over alleged bias...
University of Minnesota Requests More Than $200 million in Bonding
MINNEAPOLIS- The University of Minnesota presented its 2018 capital request to the Board of Regents, asking for $234 million in funds from the legislature.
According...
Minnesota Senate Will Run Out of Money by December
ST. PAUL, Minn. - Between the two chambers, the Minnesota Legislature has $16.68 million remaining in their accounts, a figure insufficient to carry one...
Capitol Security Discussion Gives Insight Into Law Enforcement Procedure for Protests
ST. PAUL, Minn. -- For Minnesota conservatives, rallying at the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul has been met with violence and fear.
That...
Franken Accuses GOP of Ripping Healthcare Away
WASHINGTON - Minnesota Sen. Al Franken accused Senate Republicans of attempting to “rip health care away from million of Americans” in a lengthy Facebook...
University Pays Thousands For No Results
MINNEAPOLIS -- The University of Minnesota has concluded its investigation into the source of a KSTP-TV article regarding Randy Handel, a fundraiser for the...
Dayton and Legislature Meet Court’s Demands
ST. PAUL, Minn.- Gov. Mark Dayton and the Minnesota legislature met the court’s multiple demands, ordering them to find a mediator and for them...
DNR May Grant PolyMet Two of its 20 Need Permits
HOYT LAKES, Minn. - PolyMet’s plan to construct an enormous earthen dam to hold back mining waste from its proposed copper mine in northern...