Minnesota Lawyer

Noor campaign data, which appears accurate, suggests that allegations of widespread fraud perpetrated by him are false. Kahn camp counters that even one illegal registration is too many.

As many as 16,000 people eligible for Medical Assistance (Medicaid) never got notice their applications for insurance were incomplete and many may still not have coverage.

A Phyllis Kahn ally formally called into question the voter registrations of about 140 people at a single address in the Minneapolis district.

Presidential visits are many things — not least, the world’s most elaborate selfies.

A Cottage Grove man is suing for $2,127 after he claims his initial application was wrongfully denied.

Gov. Mark Dayton joined iron workers in northeast Minnesota on Monday rallying against the alleged over-saturation of the US steel market by foreign countries.

The vendors that contracted with MNsure to build the exchange’s IT systems haven’t yet completed the work outlined in their original contract.

Manny Munson-Regala has had a hand in shaping and implementing two of the highest profile health proposals in recent Minnesota history.

Attorney General Lori Swanson's opposition to the proposed release of Thomas Duvall from the Minnesota Sex Offender Program (MSOP) has drawn the embattled program into the political crosshairs once again.

The dramatic cut in the number of uninsured people in the state brought cheers from Democrats, but the federal health care law will remain a focus of GOP campaigns.