The Minnesota Department of Management and Budget's online site for tracking federal stimulus dollars is getting bad reviews for the quality of its disclosure, and some at the Capitol are worried that there may be deeper problems with the state's data collection and reporting plan in advance of a looming October 10 deadline for submitting expenditure information to the federal government.

If Minnesota ever goes through another contentious U.S. Senate legal battle, should the winner of the recount be seated in Washington, D.C., while the trial ...

[This story originally appeared in the April 3 issue of The PIM Weekly Report.] Just before the election last fall, we brought you the story ...

[This story originally appeared in the April 3 issue of The PIM Weekly Report.] Just before the election last fall, we brought you the story ...

Lawmakers agree the process should be changed Leading political voices in Minnesota are debating a bill from Senate Majority Leader Larry Pogemiller that would allow ...

The tax bill introduced on Monday by Sen. Ann Rest (DFL-New Hope) (pictured) is the broadest package of tax code changes offered so far this ...

Divisions between the House and Senate stopped the state Capitol restoration project from advancing in the 2007 legislative session. But key legislators say they will ...

Architect and lifelong Twin Cities resident Michael Bjornberg has been appreciating the classical splendor of the state Capitol in St. Paul his entire life. He ...

A bipartisan group is looking for answers on how the Legislature can operate more efficiently and more effectively.