It’s mid-April, the legislature hasn’t accomplished anything, and Republicans are taking a 10-day break instead of finishing their work. DFLers, though, are holding meetings around the state today and tomorrow, urging Republican legislators to come bac... »
Although domestic partnership registries carry little weight, the Northfield City Council decided last week to draft an ordinance allowing a domestic partnership registry, writes Suzanne Rook of the Northfield News. The ordinance is voluntary and busin... »
Three of the four Republican presidential contenders will stop in Minnesota today in advance of Tuesday's caucuses. We've suddenly become important in the quest for all the candidates not named Mitt Romney to stop or slow the former Massachusetts gover... »
It was no surprise to anyone when Senate Minority Leader Dave Senjem was pushed aside after his caucus rose to power following the 2010 elections. PIM reported in early October 2010 that Geoff Michel, David Hann and campaign top dog Amy Koch were vying... »
Choice of Senjem moves GOP Senate caucus one step toward middle By Doug Grow | Tuesday, Dec. 27, 2011 Sen. David Senjem The Republican Senate caucus appeared to take a small step toward the middle Tuesday with the selection of Dave Senjem of Rochester... »
The Senate Republican Caucus today chose Senator David Senjem (R-Rochester) as the new Senate Majority Leader. Senate Majority Leader Senjem was first elected in 2002 and served as Minority Leader before the Republicans regained the Senate Majority in ... »
News from Greater Minnesota Duluth, Bemidji, Rochester, St. Cloud mail processing centers face the ax By John Fitzgerald | Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2011 While the U.S. Postal Service has made no final decisions, it looks as though the Duluth, Bemidji, Rocheste... »
Although domestic partnership registries carry little weight, the Northfield City Council decided last week to draft an ordinance allowing a domestic partnership registry, writes Suzanne Rook of the Northfield News. The ordinance is voluntary and busin... »
