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Craig, who has represented the 2nd District since 2019, will battle Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan in what is expected to be a grueling and expensive Democratic-Farmer-Labor primary.
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Walz, who says he’ll announce whether he’ll run for a third term after the legislative session, spoke for about 22 minutes in the well of the Minnesota House on April 23, 2025.
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The figures come from a new Walz administration tracker of federal funding pauses and rescissions to Minnesota that officials say will be updated daily.
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Justin Eichorn was arrested on March 17, 2025, at a parking lot in Bloomington, where he allegedly expected to meet the underage girl to pay for sex.
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The ruling is the first — though likely not the last — to address state law enforcement’s jurisdiction over marijuana in Indian Country since Minnesota legalized recreational use.
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Counties in parts of western Minnesota have seen the biggest increases in new cancer diagnoses since the mid-2000s and have the highest rates of new diagnoses today.
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Minnesota provides nearly $900 million per year in additional funding for low-income students to school districts and charter schools, which could be affected.
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Smith, 66, said she has welcomed four grandchildren since taking office. Her exit presents a rare opportunity for Dems eager for higher office without challenging an incumbent.
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The deal averts another showdown at the Supreme Court, which was set to hear arguments on whether Secretary of State Steve Simon is required to call on Republicans in attendance.
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A longtime elected official of the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe has succeeded in overturning a three-decade-old criminal conviction that upended his political career.