Gov. Dayton's budget proposal shares few themes with the DFL Senate, let alone GOP House.

The first two weeks of the 2015 session saw more than 200 bills introduced in the House and more than 150 in the Senate.

Republicans pitched targeted tax and regulatory relief for business owners as their top priority; other agenda items include major reforms to the state education system, transportation, elder care and insurance.

If there is a fight to be had over a number of hot-button topics over the course of the 2015 legislative session, expect Representative Greg Davids to wind up in the middle of it.

The passing of the 2014 campaign season, where Republicans won back control of the House, has brought a temporary cease-fire on many — though not all — of the most vocal calls from both sides.

Lawmakers are unhappy with the overhaul of the driver’s license and vehicle registration system.

Incoming House Majority Leader Joyce Peppin puts premium on communication.

Officials are under fire after an auditor's report showed some enrollees received coverage although they weren’t eligible for the programs and some other enrollees were put in the wrong program.

Mark Dayton draws fire from Jeff Johnson, Hannah Nicollet in the first of five scheduled gubernatorial debates.

As the two parties narrow their sights in determining which areas need most attention this year, Eagan will inevitably figure into either side’s electoral playbook