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The federal government has repeatedly threatened to freeze or claw back payments, but this sum is the first time the administration has permanently denied payments.
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KAXE's Emma Krab interviewed state Rep. Spencer Igo, R-Wabana Township, about the results of the 2026 midterm election and his plans for the upcoming legislative session.
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Republicans selected Sen. Jordan Rasmusson and Rep. Harry Niska as minority leaders for the 2027-28 legislative session, which begins Jan. 12, 2027.
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Nearly 2.9 million voters cast their ballots in Minnesota, but the state finished behind Maine in turnout percentage, according to preliminary data.
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The Minnesota Center for Environmental Advocacy is appealing the second city-conducted environmental review for Google's proposed Hermantown data center.
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Voters elected at least 10 new Democratic senators, already the largest incoming class of elected first-time Democratic senators in 40 years, with results from Alaska and Mississippi still outstanding.
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Klobuchar will have 60 days before her January inauguration to staff her office, draft a two-year budget and turn her campaign talking points into legislation.
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With Democrat Amy Klobuchar’s victory in the governor’s race, Minnesota will again have a DFL trifecta after two years of shared control with Republicans.
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Ellison beat out Republican patent lawyer and conservative activist Ron Schutz, who ran a largely sleepy campaign that included few public events and just one news conference.
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The lieutenant governor beat out Republican Michele Tafoya on a progressive economic platform and promise to “rip ICE apart” following the incursion federal immigration agents to the state earlier this year that left two Americans dead.