While some members choose to vote against their caucus out of protest or principle, others have strategic intent when they press the button.

Critics of the spending plan zeroed in on a business property tax cut that starts small, but grows exponentially in the near future.

The Minnesota House and Senate conferees must reconcile vastly different bills.

1) Gov. Mark Dayton has offered to spend roughly $262 million in his supplemental budget proposal, up roughly $100 million from his original plan, as ...

Tax cuts, economic development top DFL spending list.

Catching up with four former GOP legislators.

The DFL majorities’ revenue bills in the House and Senate take substantially different approaches.