2006

April

• Stadium Bills Prompt Sunday Night Hearing

• Veteran gets DFL nod in bid for 1st District seat

• Inquiry targets all seven justices

• Thousands attend gay rights rally

• Conservative challenger could help Pawlenty

• MN Senate hits a wall on stadiums

• Deal calls for rapid mercury reduction

• Jeffers will challenge Pawlenty for GOP endorsement

• Senate panel alters U stadium plan

• Pawlenty defends ethanol mandate

• Pawlenty defends ethanol mandate

• Pawlenty defends ethanol mandate

• House vote a boost for outdoors

• House passes stadium bill

• Police looking for source of hate mail

• Gay-marriage foes avoid lobby rules

• Twins clinch key win in stadium quest

• Ballpark bill in scoring position

• Marriage amendment backer’s hopes dim

• Pawlenty wants razor wire around St. Peter facility

• The eminent-domain debate continues

• DFLers stray from party to defeat tax bill

• House panel OKs tuition proposal

• Wider coverage sought for kids

• Twins, supporters make big push

• Twins ballpark bill faces intense scrutiny

• Rail Project’s price tag jumps by $18M

• Lawmakers sail through easy first half

• Under bills, pharmacists could refuse some orders

• Stadiums: Both sides mobilize for key hearings

• House approves funding for two rail projects

• Welfare applications rife with mistakes

• Kennedy tops fundraising efforts

• Tax bill passes first hurdle

• 75-cent cigarette fee probed

• State Supreme Court takes on tobacco fee case

• Welfare policy creates dissent

• Senate panel boosts two energy projects

• Church takes stand on all civil unions

• Two-month tax total exceeds expectations

• Identity theft bill’s passage unanimous

• House GOP calls for property tax rebate to homeowners

• Session adjournment forecast: Looking sunny

• Bishops decry inaction on marriage amendment

• House says yes to new U of M stadium

• Sex offender residency debated

• Sex offenders brewing alcohol

• Curbs on eminent domain advance

• GOP unveils bonding proposal

• Legislative Roundup

• U stadium issue hits House floor

• Panel kills marriage amendment

• Senate panel OKs ballpark plan

• Bill saving students from city fees OK’d

• Higher sales tax: voters’ choice?

• Justices subject of ethics filings

• Subsidies boost gov’s office budget