Minnesota lawmakers weigh Capitol security after shootings, with debate shifting to gun control as officials consider weapons screening and public access.
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Minnesota, the first state to restrict indoor smoking 50 years ago, reflects on its pioneering tobacco control laws and lasting public health impact.
One day in early February, a Bloomington police detective got a call that a man…
Minnesota’s new data privacy law gives consumers more control over personal information, but enforcement and awareness remain major challenges.
As Congress raced to send the One Big Beautiful Bill Act to President Donald Trump…
After Rep. Melissa Hortman’s killing, Minnesota legislators confront escalating threats, Capitol security gaps, and the limits of protection.
Melissa Hortman vigil at Capitol draws bipartisan crowd, uniting in music, reflection and sorrow after politically motivated tragedy.
Former board colleagues recall little about Vance Boelter, as misinformation spreads about his role and politics following fatal shootings.
After a deadly attack on Minnesota lawmakers, Sen. Cwodzinski discusses safety, grief, and the future of public service.
Melissa Hortman became Minnesota Speaker of the House on Jan. 8, 2019, the same day…