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By the numb-ers: This winter in Minnesota
The recent snowfall in Minnesota has set some records and produced some impressive looking statistics, here's a look at the impact.
Walz's Commerce Dept. to renew Line 3 appeal
Last summer, state utility regulators approved the controversial $2.6 billion pipeline replacement project. Former Gov. Mark Dayton's administration appealed that decision. Walz announced Tuesday his administration will file its own challenge.
The top story in Minnesota politics right now is Sen. Amy Klobuchar's announcement Sunday that she's running for president. Meanwhile at the state Capitol this week, legislative committees are slated to discuss everything from proposed tobacco and e-cigarette restrictions to school start times.
'Bond buster' works to defeat school referendums across Midwest
The Worthington and Russell-Tyler-Ruthton school districts have been contending with Paul Dorr, an Iowa consultant who urges residents to vote "no."
Klobuchar launches 2020 presidential bid
Covered in fresh-fallen snow, looking out on a sea of cheering supporters, U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar joined the race for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination Sunday with a frigid campaign kickoff along the Mississippi River in Minneapolis.
In Minnesota, it's rare for February to take the title of snowiest month, but so far this month is on track to do just that.