Supporters of the Equal Rights Amendment gather at the Minnesota Capitol in January 2025. (Hayley Feland/Alpha News) Legislation that attempts to enshrine abortion access, transgender rights, and other items in the Minnesota Constitution was reviewed in a meeting
Options for Women East in St. Paul, Minn. (Alpha News) A bill that would restore a state-funded grant program for pregnancy resource centers and maternity homes that the DFL trifecta eliminated two years ago is headed to the House floor.
Sen. Omar Fateh stands behind Feeding Our Future CEO Aimee Bock during a June 2021 event. (Xogmaal Media/YouTube) As the trial of Feeding Our Future’s mastermind Aimee Bock heads into its fifth week, courtroom testimony has painted a
A Minnesota Department of Education office building in St. Paul, Minn. (Hayley Feland/Alpha News) Republican legislators serving on the House Education Policy Committee voted to advance legislation that would repeal a state law which requires Minnesota public schools
Left: The Minnesota Senate chamber (Hayley Feland/Alpha News); Right: Sen. Nicole Mitchell/Minnesota Senate Senate Republicans attempted to expel State Sen. Nicole Mitchell, DFL-Woodbury, from the Minnesota Senate during a Monday floor session. This measure was the latest in
Left: The Minnesota Judicial Center in St. Paul, Minn. (Minnesota Department of Administration/Flickr) Right: Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (Office of Gov. Tim Walz/Flickr) The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled Friday evening that Gov. Tim Walz prematurely called a special
The Minnesota Capitol Building in St. Paul, Minn. (Alpha News) The Republican candidate for a north metro legislative seat who successfully sued his DFL opponent over his residency eligibility will run in a special election. Paul Wikstrom filed his affidavit
Rep. Patricia Mueller, left, and Rep. Kelly Moller. (Minnesota House Info/YouTube) Last year, the Minnesota Department of Corrections (DOC) instituted a policy which allows incarcerated men who identify as female to transfer to the state’s only women’s prison.
The Minnesota House of Representatives, left, and a transgender flag. (Shutterstock) Starting on Jan. 1, 2025, health insurance companies in Minnesota will be required to cover so-called “gender-affirming” care in all their health plans that also cover physical
The Minnesota Capitol Building in St. Paul, Minn. (Alpha News) Republican legislators in the Minnesota House of Representatives are seeking information from state agencies in the hopes of cutting costs and improving government efficiency. Specifically, House Republicans began
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