Democrats complain the bill weakens wetland protections and the authority of the Pollution Control Agency. The bill's sponsor defends it, saying "it's not way over the top like it's accused of being."
The Twins leaped the White Sox thanks to a 7-6 win over the Tigers.
One out of three officers involved was indicted, but only for causing damage to a neighboring property, not Taylor's death.
After the pandemic interrupted his extended farewell tour, the superstar has announced new dates for 2022.
Local food truck vendors will operate from the deli kitchen
Police responded while the suspects were in the home.
It's extremely rare, but health officials want parents to be aware.
The 48-year-old took the boat up the Mississippi River before he was tasered by police.
Few details were immediately available.
The restaurant opened in 2015 and appears to have been closed since the start of the pandemic.
Prince has two albums in the top 50.
The homeowner was a vocal Trump supporter.
The minimum starting wage is $15 an hour.
The Minnesota House approved a tax bill that would freeze business property taxes and create several new tax breaks. Governor Dayton and other DFLers say the freeze will drive up the state's budget deficit in the next biennium. The tax breaks include incentives for investing in startup companies and hiring veterans.
After two short years of a Republican majority, the Minnesota Legislature is back in control of the Democrats, and GOP leaders said Wednesday they are mystified by what happened during Tuesday's general election.
Republicans say their amendments will strengthen the ethics bill authored by the Minnesota Democrat. Tim Walz is skeptical.
Before taking up the stadium bill, the Minnesota House authorized half a billion dollars for state-funded construction projects. It includes money for repairs at the University of Minnesota and at state colleges and universities; roads, bridges, and transit; and a downpayment on renovations of the state Capitol building. A minor league ballpark for the St. Paul Saints is among the projects that did not make it into the bill.
Republicans say the plan would help attract businesses and create jobs, but Democrats say it would boost business profits on the backs of the poor and middle class. Senate Republicans have introduced their own version of the bill, but their plan does not include cuts to renters' refunds.
It's been nearly a week since Governor Dayton and the Vikings owners unveiled their stadium agreement. And lawmakers still don't have a bill to vote on. But Rep. Morrie Lanning says that will likely change on Monday. That's only five days before a deadline for bills to be passed by a committee.
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