Minnesota GOP Chair Jennifer Carnahan resigns, will get severance package
Minnesota Republican Party Chairperson Jennifer Carnahan has resigned after a meeting of the state party's executive committee on Thursday night.
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Minnesota Republican Party Chairperson Jennifer Carnahan has resigned after a meeting of the state party's executive committee on Thursday night.
Minnesota Republican Party Chairperson Jennifer Carnahan has resigned after a meeting of the state party's executive committee on Thursday night.
The Thompson bodycam St. Paul police have released the bodycam footage of the July 4 traffic stop of state representative John Thompson. I have embedded it below. The first minute and the last minute capture the interaction. He was driving with a Wisconsin driver’s license at a time when his driving privileges had been revoked as a result of an unmet child support obligation. He was stopped because his car lacked a front license plate. The officer asks him: “Why in such a hurry?” Thompson responds: “I don’t think I took off like a bat out of hell. I just drove off.”
Ricky Campbell Created: July 04, 2021 02:11 PM A six-month roller coaster at the Minnesota State Capitol came to a close this week when Gov. Tim Walz signed the last of the state's spending bills into law, giving the DFL executive, his colleagues in the House and Republicans across the building in the Senate a sense of contentment with their long nights and closed-door dealings. The result is a $52 billion budget that gives historic spending increases into Minnesota's education system, provides businesses tax relief from federal loans accrued during the pandemic and a lar...
ROCKFORD — Standing 16 feet tall, he has towered over a busy northwest side thoroughfare for more than a half-century beckoning passersby to stop and shop. He's dressed in blue bib overalls, a red shirt and blue cap as he pours grain from a bin that is raised high above his shoulders. Say hello to Wayne, the face of Wayne's Feed Store, 3435 Auburn St., for nearly 60 years. “We just wanted something different that would stand out,” Wayne's Feed Store manager Fred Hoople said. “The plywood on it has been replaced twice since we’ve had it for the last 57 years, and we repaint...