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Rachel Stassen-Berger
Reporter | State politics
Phone: 651-925-5046
Rachel E. Stassen-Berger covers state government and politics at the State Capitol in St. Paul.
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Recent content from Rachel Stassen-Berger
Dayton vetoes overhaul of teacher tenure rules, a top GOP priority
Gov. Dayton cited "prejudice against public school teachers."
Updated: May 03, 2012, - 11:28 PM
Minn. Legislature: Session-ending deal elusive
Dayton invited lawmakers to keep working on the big three: business tax breaks, a bonding bill and Vikings stadium financing.
Updated: May 01, 2012, - 01:05 PM
Stadium could get House, Senate votes this weekend
The Vikings stadium barely survived its most difficult test Friday, when a key Senate panel narrowly voted to push the project ahead.
Updated: April 28, 2012, - 07:32 AM
Legislature approves alcohol sales at TCF Bank Stadium
Gov. Mark Dayton vows to sign a bill allowing alcohol sales in tents through halftime.
Updated: April 25, 2012, - 12:58 AM
April 20: Senate pays $330 an hour for advice on Brodkorb
Senate disclosed the rate it's paying an attorney to deal with a possible suit from the former employee.
Updated: April 20, 2012, - 10:44 PM
Ethics panel at impasse on Michel
The four-member group deadlocked twice: on how to deal with complaint filed against GOP deputy leader and whether to adjourn.
Updated: April 17, 2012, - 11:27 PM
Brodkorb warns Senate he plans to sue for $500,000
Former Minnesota Senate employee Michael Brodkorb's new claim is that Senate Secretary Cal Ludeman defamed him.
Updated: April 06, 2012, - 09:07 AM
GOP plan to repay schools vetoed
Gov. Dayton said using state reserves to speed payback now would be fiscally irresponsible.
Updated: April 05, 2012, - 09:15 PM
Minnesota House approves moving primaries to June
By one vote, the Minnesota House on Wednesday approved moving the state's primary elections from August to June.
Updated: April 05, 2012, - 05:51 AM
State law now requires parents to notify each other of abuse
Parents would have to notify each other if they learned a child of theirs had been abused, under a bill signed into law by Gov. Mark Dayton on Wednesday.
Updated: April 04, 2012, - 10:32 PM
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