College Admission Mythbusters--Part 1

Aging and Its Effects on Driving

Healing the Brain with Magnets

Is there a private school advantage in college admissions?

Middle Class Tax Cuts Signed Into Law, Important Info for Filers

Last Friday, the Legislature and Governor Dayton approved a significant tax cut bill (House File 1777) that will benefit over one million Minnesotans.

Playing your way into an elite college.

Middle Class Tax Cuts an Urgent Priority

Additional tax cuts for families and businesses would help us build on the progress Minnesota continues to make.

"Wizard of Oz," Swing bands, and the World's Fair

Healing the Brain with Familiar Stories

Arthritis

New Budget Forecast Shows $1.2 Billion Surplus

Minnesota made important progress over the past year thanks to our talented workforce, outstanding businesses, and a new honestly balanced state budget that did not use any gimmicks or shifts.

The 2014 Legislative Session is Underway

It is an honor to be back at our state capitol serving as your voice and working to build on the progress Minnesota made in 2013.

The 2014 Legislative Session is Underway

It is an honor to be back at our state capitol serving as your voice and working to build on the progress Minnesota made in 2013.

Luxury Home Sales Update for January 2014

The Minnesota Connection to the Civil War

Kids 'n Kinship Mentor Wins Be The Change Award!

The New (legislative) Year

Welcome Moses Dennis to Kids 'n Kinship!

Vikings Stadium: Community Update Meeting

Developmental Stages of Young People: Part Two

Developmental Stages of Young People

7 things home owners do that diminish their home’s value when they go to sell.

Employers Add 9,500 Jobs in December

Minnesota employers added 9,500 jobs in December, according to figures released today by the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED).

Employers Add 9,500 Jobs in December

Minnesota employers added 9,500 jobs in December, according to figures released today by the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED).

DOE Office of Science’s National Science Bowl Kicks Off Saturday in St. Paul

Minnesota high school students will begin their quest to win the National Science Bowl, hosted by the Energy Department's Office of Science.

Common Brain Lesions Associated with Severe Traumatic Brain Injury

A Meditation on How Not to Overeat

A Visit With Mother Teresa

Daily meditation and prayer enables the Missionaries of Charity to cope with Calcutta's tremendous suffering.

Minnesota's Economy on the Right Track

Our unemployment rate stands at 4.6 percent (one of the lowest rates in the nation), all the money borrowed from our schools by previous legislatures has been repaid in full, and we have a projected budget surplus of over $800 million.

Minnesota's Economy on the Right Track

Our unemployment rate stands at 4.6 percent (one of the lowest rates in the nation), all the money borrowed from our schools by previous legislatures has been repaid in full, and we have a projected budget surplus of over $800 million.

SHARING STORIES AROUND THE DINNER TABLE

SHARING STORIES AROUND THE DINNER TABLE

January is National Mentoring Month!

Local Music School Is On The Leading Edge

A Variety of Ways to Meditate (Part 2)

There are a variety of ways to deepen your conscious contact with the "Great Reality within."

A Journey into Severe Traumatic Brain Injury

Gratitude for Our Hands

A Variety of Ways to Meditate (Part 1)

Meditation needn't necessarily be limited to sitting on a cushion in the lotus position.

Stay Secure When Shopping Online

Giving Thanks for Progress Made in 2013

As a state legislator, I’m grateful for the chance to serve the public and make progress on the big challenges facing our state.