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ST. PAUL -- Minnesota would allow mini-trucks to travel on some county roads, but prohibit drinking in state rest areas under a catch-all transportation...

ST. PAUL - If Tuesday paints a picture of how the 2009 legislative session will end, it won't be pretty. An exchange between legislative leaders...

ST. PAUL - Negotiators assigned the task of funding public works projects across Minnesota have a common problem - money. The House and Senate...

ST. PAUL - What to do about taxes is the most controversial of many controversial money issues in the Minnesota Legislature and now the House and Senate have passed different plans. The House barely passed its measure Saturday night, a day after senators adopted their version on...

ST. PAUL -- The Minnesota House would give veterans programs more money, but delay or eliminate some agriculture spending. But for some representatives, neither got enough money in a Wednesday 83-49 mostly party-line vote, with Democrats in favor and Republicans opposed. "We are...

Mayor Bill Droste started his State of the City address Tuesday with talk of a difficult economy but most of his 20-minute speech focused on the good things that happened last year in Rosemount. Turns out there was a lot. The city issued 237 building permits last year, 90 more than...

ST. PAUL - If the state required students to remain in school until they are 18 years old, they would earn more money and be more emotionally...

ST. PAUL - Workers will fix roofs and walls, renovate buildings and, in general, improve state facilities later this year if some key legislators' wishes come true. Sen. Keith Langseth, DFL-Glyndon, on Tuesday announced he plans to push a $300 million public works bill, nearly three...