Passed last spring, the "Restore the Vote Act" states that felons not in prison have the right to vote. A Minnesota judge ignored it.
The arguments before the Minnesota Supreme Court will be live-streamed.
Voters in St. Paul will decide on Election Day whether to approve a sales tax that would raise funds for city roads and parks.
Minnesota is among the states suing the Instagram and Facebook parent, accusing it of harming young people's mental health.
In total, $3,747,183.22 was returned to residents and business owners, Ramsey County officials said.
Passed last spring, the "Restore the Vote Act" states that felons not in prison have the right to vote. A Minnesota judge just ignored it.
The state's Democratic Party again will be in the driver's seat this spring when it comes time to spend the current surplus.
The letter to President Joe Biden also calls on his administration to support Israel’s "urgent efforts to dismantle the threat of Hamas."
The judge failed to apply language from the "Restore the Vote Act" in his ruling, according to top state Democrats.
Ramsey County received an extra $3.75 million as a result of the mistake. Officials say refunds are on their way.
The head of Minnesota's Democratic Party accused a local chapter of socialists of justifying the murder of Israeli children.
Democrats and some Republicans rejected House Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s last-ditch effort to keep the government open.
Gov. Tim Walz and his administration said they putting plans in place in case the federal government shuts down.
A day before she resigned, Gov. Tim Walz praised Erin DuPree's skills in following state laws and regulations.
Erin DuPree is the founder of Loonacy Cannabis in Apple Valley, where she still works as the vice president of sales and operations.
The U.S. Constitution bars Donald Trump from the ballot because of his actions supporting the Jan. 6 attack, the petitioners argue.
Starting Oct. 1, the state can distribute driver's licenses to people living in the United States illegally.
The U.S. Constitution bars Donald Trump from running for president, University of St. Thomas law professor Michael Stokes Paulsen argues.
Minnesotans who opted to get their "Walz check" in the mail should expect something from Montana, even if it looks like junk mail.
Justice Natalie Hudson will fill the upcoming vacancy that will be left when Chief Justice Lorie Gildea retires in October.
"This is a form of reparation," state Sen. Lindsey Port — who authored the cannabis bill — told the Star Tribune.
If you want your state tax rebate, Friday is the last day to change how the government will send it.
From cannabis to a new hair discrimination law, these provisions passed by Minnesota's Democratic majority went into effect on Aug. 1.
From cannabis to free school lunches, these provisions passed by Minnesota's Democratic majority went into effect on July 1.
Under the new law, cannabis will be legal by Aug. 1 to possess, use and grow at home.
Check out the big-ticket items included in the massive infrastructure package approved by state legislators Monday.
"Break the Wheel: Ending the Cycle of Police Violence" will be released Tuesday, two days ahead of the third anniversary of Floyd's death.
Minnesota is the 13th state to legalize what is commonly referred to as the "Idaho stop."
The bill adds extreme risk protection orders and background check requirements into Minnesota law.
The Minnesota Nurse Association denounced Gov. Tim Walz "for siding with corporate bullies over patients and nurses."
Party leaders made the "unprecedented" decision after a brawl broke out during a city council convention in Minneapolis Saturday.
The "North Star Promise" program covers state college tuition for residents from families making less than $80,000 a year.
If passed, the state would spend $117 million to start up the "North Star Promise" program in the coming fiscal year.
The proposed fee would apply to everything from Amazon and Target deliveries to Pizza Hut orders.
"Minnesota workers deserve time to take care of themselves, bond with a newborn, or care for an ailing family member," said Rep. Liz Olson.
For a brief moment, Sen. Calvin Bahr is seen shirtless and in front of a Schoolhouse Rock background.
The Democratically-controlled Senate approved the measure by one vote, 34 to 33, with lawmakers split along party lines.
The city of Minneapolis and the Minnesota Department of Transportation have shown strong interest in using cameras for traffic enforcement.
House File 100, which sailed on a 71-59 vote, would legalize recreational marijuana and expunge misdemeanor cannabis cases.
If the bill does pass the Minnesota House next week, a vote in the state Senate is expected to follow.