Jim Ragsdale

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NYC Penn Station observes moment of silence

Police and firemen gathered for a moment of silence at NYC's Penn Station Tuesday on the anniversary of the 9/11...

Updated: September 11, 2012, - 09:09 AM

Strict photo ID requirement could hit 215,000 Minnesota voters

The elderly, poor and students are among those most affected by a strict photo ID requirement, such as is being proposed in a constitutional amendment this November.

Updated: September 08, 2012, - 10:09 PM

Minnesota Legislature gets upper hand in recent court decisions

The latest Supreme Court ruling, on proposed constitutional amendments, was called a "huge victory" over the executive branch.

Updated: September 04, 2012, - 12:47 PM

GOP legislators derail new state union deals

Republican legislators who believe the state must reform the way it compensates its workers rejected new contracts covering 27,700 state employees.

Updated: August 30, 2012, - 09:32 PM

Legislature wins photo ID, marriage amendment cases

Minnesota high court rejected attempts to change ballot wording regarding marriage, photo ID.

Updated: August 28, 2012, - 01:03 PM

Special session for flood relief will convene Friday

Legislative leaders, Dayton to approve $167.5M for Duluth.

Updated: August 22, 2012, - 09:44 PM

Dayton's historic choice: First black female Supreme Court judge

Wilhelmina Wright was chosen from a field that included her former U.S. attorney boss, David Lillehaug.

Updated: August 20, 2012, - 10:33 PM

Federal judge shoots down challenge to state's election system

U.S. judge dismissed suit that challenged two statewide election practices. A federal judge dismissed a wide-ranging legal challenge to Minnesota's election day registration system and to the status of voters under court-ordered guardianship

Updated: August 17, 2012, - 09:36 PM

Minn. legislators aim for quick action on flood relief

Review of $190 million in aid came before a likely Aug. 24 special session.

Updated: August 16, 2012, - 07:51 PM

Tuesday's primary sets up race for control of the Legislature

Tea Party leader Cindy Pugh, who was inspired by U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann's call to arms over health care reform, easily defeated Rep. Steve Smith.

Updated: August 15, 2012, - 10:38 AM

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