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Minnesota’s Congressional Women in the News- Senatorial seclusion: An inside view of Capitol hideways - MinnPost.com September 8, 2010[…]
- MinnPostmobile spends Labor Day in Duluth - MinnPost.com September 8, 2010[…]
- Right-wing media don't want to stimulate the economy - Media Matters for America September 8, 2010[…]
- SPECIAL REPORT-The Tea Party goes to school - Forexyard September 8, 2010[…]
- The Daily Digest - Minnesota Public Radio September 8, 2010[…]
- North St. Paul / Memorial called right tribute to slain officer - Pioneer Press September 8, 2010[…]
- JEAN YORK - Restoring honor in America - Weymouth News September 8, 2010[…]
- House-10: Where The Pain Is - Swing State Project September 7, 2010[…]
- Pawlenty vs. Bachmann for president? Both included in upcoming 2012 straw poll - Minneapolis Star Tribune (blog) September 7, 2010[…]
- Nearly Half The Public Is 'Very Uncomfortable' With Phasing Out Social ... - Think Progress September 7, 2010[…]
- Senatorial seclusion: An inside view of Capitol hideways - MinnPost.com September 8, 2010
- Minnesota’s Local Women in the News
- Bachmann revisits ‘Jim,’ misleading claim in newest ad September 7, 2010Rep. Michele Bachmann released the third television ad of her campaign; it’s the third to attack DFL opponent Tarryl Clark and the third to use “Jim the Election Guy.” It again criticizes Clark for raising taxes, but uses the same example deemed false by three media outlets. The ad spoofs recent iPhone ads featuring the slogan “There’s an app for that” inste […]
- Learning eco-friendly driving June 24, 2009[…]
- County presents scenarios for Franklin/East River Parkway remake June 17, 2009[…]
- Bachmann revisits ‘Jim,’ misleading claim in newest ad September 7, 2010
- Minnesota Women Politicians’ Press Releases
- Latest News from the House of Representatives
- Library popularity creates challenges August 23, 2010A House division heard testimony from librarians about the challenges they face. […]
- Committees look at health care administration concerns July 29, 2010The Department of Human Services has begun a process to determine program eligibility in a more timely fashion. […]
- State prepares to borrow cash; lawmakers skeptical July 12, 2010The state may have to use short-term borrowing to cover an anticipated cash flow shortfall, but some lawmakers are skeptical of the plan. […]
- Maximizing return on trust land principal July 12, 2010Schools could see more money through careful financial stewardship of land assets. […]
- Group looking at possible sex offender program changes July 12, 2010A group is beginning to look at the state's sex offender program, and possibly suggest some changes. […]
- Impending age wave focus of daylong meeting June 30, 2010As need increases, current state programs for the aging may not be sustainable. […]
- Budget bill headed for governors desk May 17, 2010Negotiated deal resolves biennial deficit almost exclusively through spending cuts. […]
- House sticks to one-bill deal May 17, 2010Special session attempt for more education help was not to be. […]
- House members give farewell speeches May 16, 2010Thirteen House members gave farewell speeches on the session's final day, including one surprise announcement. […]
- Budget deal reached; special session called May 16, 2010The Legislature will convene for a brief special session to finish balancing the states budget, after legislative leaders and Gov. Tim Pawlenty reached an agreement. […]
- Library popularity creates challenges August 23, 2010
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