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Pranking 911? Minn. Bill Would Stiffen Penalties
Minnesota lawmakers want to put prank callers to 911 emergency lines on notice that future fake calls could come at a price.
Bill Would Shield Minn. Coaches From Parent Gripes
Minnesota high school coaches could soon have a bit more job protection.
After WCCO Report, Lawmaker Wants Playgrounds Safer, Cleaner
There’s a call for change after a WCCO report. Last week, WCCO shared the results of a germ test from some Twin Cities indoor playgrounds.
Silica Bill With Moratorium Passes 1st Stop
A state Senate committee approved a one-year moratorium on new silica sand mines on Tuesday as part of a senator’s broader effort to increase oversight of the booming industry.
Bill Would Let Minn. Hockey, Hoops Fans Buy Beer
After a season of liquor sales at TCF Bank Stadium, a state lawmaker wants to allow hockey and basketball fans at the University of Minnesota to buy beer and wine.
Personal Care Givers Hope To Vote On Unionizing
Thousands of Minnesota’s personal care attendants are asking state lawmakers to allow them to vote on a union.
Dayton Signs Bill Giving State Employees Raise
Gov. Mark Dayton has signed a bill giving tens of thousands of state employees a 2 percent raise.
Bill Hopes To Stop Unethical Breeders In Minnesota
Animal advocates went to the Capitol looking for some high profile support from Minnesota’s official first dog owner.
Bill Would Enshrine ‘Minnesota Blue’ Poem In Law
A poem that serves as a tribute to the state of Minnesota is in line for a tribute itself.
Interim Xcel Rate Hike Showing Up In Electricity Bills
It takes a lot of poles, plants and power lines to satisfy Minnesota’s demand for electricity. Xcel Energy has been meeting that challenge for decades.
Best Of Minnesota: Bakery
The hunt for Best of Minnesota: Bakery saw the biggest response from WCCO viewers in the history of the franchise.
Franken Seeks To Expand Mental Health Care
Sen. Al Franken is unveiling a bill to increase funding for mental health problems in prisons and jails.
U.S. House Passes Senate Fiscal Cliff Bill
Past its own New Year’s deadline, a weary Congress sent President Barack Obama legislation to avoid a national “fiscal cliff” of middle class tax increases and spending cuts late Tuesday night in the culmination of a struggle that strained America’s divided government to the limit.
Family With Both Parents Battling Cancer Thankful For Support
An Eden Prairie family is asking for the gift of health this holiday, after both parents started treatment for cancer on the same day.
Congressman Paulsen Hopes To Stop Medical Tech Tax
Minnesota Republican Representative Erik Paulsen is pleased that the U.S. House of Representatives passed his bill, but says there is more work to be done.




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