Monthly Archives: October 2017
Minnesota Lowballs Amazon HQ Bid
ST. PAUL, Minn. - Minnesota’ bid for Amazon’s second headquarters aims to bring the 50,000 job project to the state without adding any additional...
New Lawsuit In The Minnehaha Academy Explosion
MINNEAPOLIS -- It was early August when an explosion at Minnehaha Academy rocked the neighborhood and left two dead in the rubble. Now, one...
MN Democrats Pushback on Parts of Trump Tax Plan
WASHINGTON -- President Donald Trump’s push for tax reform is causing concern for some Minnesota lawmakers serving in the U.S. House of Representatives.
The...
Minneapolis Suburb Spent $75k on New Logo
EAGAN, Minn. - The City of Eagan has a new logo, and it cost the city $75,000.
According to the city, residents of Eagan expressed...
Dayton Signs ACA Bandaid, Major Surgery Still Required
ST. PAUL, Minn. - Gov. Mark Dayton recently signed a federal agreement which provides support for Minnesota’s reinsurance program.
The program will have the effect...
Leftist Political Propaganda Comes To Minnetonka High School
Far left political propaganda under the guise of education continues to infiltrate Minnesota’s public schools. I’ve written previously about how the hard left has...
Oil Pipeline Upgrade Approved, Local Tribes Reviewing Another
WASHINGTON - Enbridge Energy has been granted final approval for the final segment of one pipeline, even as permission for renovations to another one...
Toss-Up District Braces For Another Close Race
DULUTH, Minn. — One of the most hotly contested races in the 2016 election for not only Minnesota, but the entire U.S. Congress is...
New Bike Lanes Face Pushback
MINNEAPOLIS -- One of the top 10 bike-friendly cities in the nation is facing pushback from a small group of its denizens over the...
A Streetcar Named Disaster
ST. PAUL, Minn. - With the Metropolitan Council still attempting to cobble together the billions necessary for the Southwest Light Rail Transit project, the...