The two 5th District candidates also sparred over a James Brown-related Tweet.
Republican National Convention floor fight over rules leaves some Minnesota delegates questioning the direction of the party.
Delegation chair Marianne Stebbins says state's delegates are "overwhelmingly Ron Paul supporters" and that she "doesn't think Mitt Romney is a strong candidate."
Major blow struck against anti-gay groups, say amendment opponents.
Senate committee, including Barb Goodwin, meets at 10 a.m. Full Legislature starts at 2 p.m. What will Rep. Keith Downey, who is Vice Chair of the House Ways and Means Committee, make of the situation?
The HRRC said the constitutional amendment violates basic principles of individual liberty, religious freedom and equality under the law.
The local chamber of commerce says Paulsen is a 'proven leader and strong friend of the Minnesota business community.'
Both are running to represent Minnesota's Fifth Congressional District.
Brian Barnes released a video this week about Rep. Erik Paulsen's support of the Ryan budget and the impact it could have locally.
Primary attendance in the city dropped from 5,226 voters in 2008 to 3,183 voters this year.
Edina voters will have to wait until November to weigh in on municipal, Minnesota Senate contests.
Need to know where to cast your vote on Tuesday, Aug. 14? We've got you covered.
Representative Paulsen received endorsements from the Fraternal Order of Police, Minnesota Police and Peace Officers Association and Minneapolis Federation of Police.
The Edina City Council approved an agreement with the Hoisington Koegler Group Inc. to develop construction plans and oversee the park overhaul.
Linda Masica served two terms on the City Council before deciding to not seek re-election in 2008.
Edina officials danced in the council chambers as part of a flash mob supporting the do.town initiative.
Republican Rep. Erik Paulsen was the only Minnesota legislator to make Working Mother Magazine's 2012 list.
Edina voters will elect a Mayor and two of four seats on the City Council on Nov. 6.
A handful of new state laws go into effect on August 1.
A week after getting embroiled in controversy with some allegations against Minnesota Rep. Keith Ellison, Republican Rep. Michele Bachmann hopes to team up with the Democrat on Medicaid reform.
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Applications are due by Aug. 24 for those interested in serving a three-year term on the Nine Mile Creek Watershed District board.
An Aug. 14 primary will reflect recent redistricting to make the population of each district as equal as possible.
Private donations totaling $800,000 are financing a substantial amount of the costly project.
A discussion on the 60-40 rule will take place at a working session of the City Council later this year.
The aide fired over an affair with former Sen. Amy Koch—which impacted Sen. Geoff Michel—is suing the Senate.
'Silence in the face of such awful attacks only allows them to continue.'
The new agreement would close the Eden Prairie cable studio, possibly reducing public access content.
Congressman Erik Paulsen says the health care bill burdens the next generation with debt and threatens private coverage.
The justices largely left 'Obamacare' intact. What do you think of that decision?
Melisa Franzen, the DFL candidate for Senate District 49, was recently a guest on 'Democratic Visions.'
Keith Downey calls for a clean campaign heading into November, saying he plans to focus on ideas, principles and priorities.
The Fifth District congressman also received criticism from Republican challenger Chris Fields over his fundraising.
The candidates, incumbents and issues that will be affecting Edina and Hennepin County.
The Edina Park Board concurred with city staff that the Edinborough Park pool should remain when the facility is remodeled.
Edina's Emerald Energy Program was honored on May 24.
Catholics Vote No held its first rally Sunday afternoon.