Minnesota House DFL, GOP say they have agreement to end stalemate
A nearly four-week standoff over control in the Minnesota House appears to be near an end, with Democrats and Republicans planning to announce a deal on Thursday. The House has been unable to convene as Democrats have boycotted since the Jan. 14 session start and Republicans couldn’t muster the 68 members to conduct business.
Minnesota House of Representatives DFLers ended their boycott, allowing a quorum Thursday. Demuth was elected speaker.
House DFL leader Rep. Melissa Hortman (DFL-Brooklyn Park) walks out after a House DFL press conference at the Minnesota State ...
During two separate news conferences, house lawmakers officially announced their deal, adding they are going back to work ...
RANDOLPH COUNTY, N.C. (WGHP) — A Randolph County couple is preparing to lay their 9-year-old daughter to rest after she died ...
It's been more than three weeks since the start of Minnesota's legislative session, and no work has been done in the House.
Rep. Lisa Demuth will be the first Black speaker of the House and the first Republican woman to hold the position.
The legislative session was resuscitated after weeks of a Minnesota House deadlock. Party leaders agreed to pact where they ...
Despite a power-sharing agreement being reached in the Minnesota House, the Republican Party of Minnesota said it will ...
After an almost monthlong standoff between House Republicans and Democrats, lawmakers announce a new agreement ...
Minnesota House Republicans want the state Supreme Court to allow them to pressure Democratic-Farmer-Labor representatives to ...
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