It was indeed a historical day at the Minnesota State Capitol on Thursday, May 9, as remembrances of demonstrations of the 1960s were revived with support and opposition to right to marry legislation.

For better or for worse, history is about to be made. The Democratic-led House on Thursday, May 9, is expected to vote on marriage legislation that could make Minnesota the 12th state to legalize same-sex marriage.

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by T.W. Budig ECM Capitol reporter A binding thread in the school-bullying debate is painful memories. The Democratic-led House on …

The House of Representatives Friday, May 3, voted to increase the state minimum wage to $9.50 per hour over three years.

Rep. Steve Simon, DFL-Hopkins, saw his child victims’ bill pass the House on a 115-7 vote this week. But it was not without emotional debate.

The Democratic-led Senate passed so-called Dream Act legislation on Wednesday, May 1.

by Dawn Feddersen-Poindexter Contributing Writer   The Rogers City Council agreed to receive funding from Hennepin County to help develop …

by Bob San SUN PRESS NEWSPAPERS In Morgan Kingstedt’s first seven years as the Maple Grove girls’ lacrosse coach, she …

Champlin Park High School will present “Little Shop of Horrors” opening Friday, May 3 at 7:30 p.m. The spring musical …