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The task force has until February to recommend whether the Minnesota Legislature should make the Met Council an elected body or adopt other changes in governance.

St. Paul residents on Nov. 7 will go to the polls and vote on increasing the city's overall sales tax by a percentage point, with the goal of raising nearly $1 billion over 20 years to fund arterial road reconstruction and major parks projects.

Members of Minnesota’s Senate Capital Investment Committee visited Little Falls Thursday, Aug. 17, to learn about a proposed project that would replace the Highway 27 bridge over the Mississippi and

They hear pitch for center's request for $6.5 million in bonding bill funding

They include a transportation center at Alexandria College, Runestone Community Center expansion, Carlos Fire Hall and Kensington development.

Capital Investment Committee stopped at Brainerd’s Central Lakes College campus Thursday, Aug. 17, and heard about the college's need for building improvements, including a new roof.

Scott Dibble has never let his disability slow him down, and it shows as he was recognized for all the work he's done to prepare northeastern Pennsylvania's hunters.

Scott Dibble has never let his disability slow him down, and it shows as he was recognized for all the work he's done to prepare northeastern Pennsylvania's hunters.

The Southwest Light Rail has seen delays and over-spending, partly due to the lack of oversight from the Metropolitan Council with its contractors.

Legislative Auditor Judy Randall's comments came amid a series of special audits directed by the Legislature to dig into the Southwest Light Rail Transit project.