Senate bill aims at shipping costs
The U.S. Senate has signed a bill to require ocean shipping companies to ship more U.S. goods in an effort to help lower costs.
Brooklyn Park development aims to help startups open, keep businesses open
Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar and Rep. Dean Phillips celebrated a $1 million federal investment in the Brooklyn Park’s Small Business Development and Acceleration Center project.
Sen. Klobuchar visits with troops in Poland as Russia targets base near border
Senator Amy Klobuchar visited with U.S. troops in Poland this weekend, as Russia launched an offensive just miles away, destroying a military base in western Ukraine.
State of the Union address needs to reassure county
President Joe Biden stepped to the rostrum of the House chambers Tuesday night to give one of the most important speeches of his young presidency to sell his agenda.
Afghan resettlement in Minnesota: Klobuchar, Dayton team up to raise donations
Senator Amy Klobuchar and former Governor Mark Dayton are teaming up with two local organizations to help fundraise and bring in donations for Afghan families resettling in Minnesota.
U.S. Capitol security gets more support one year after insurrection
One year after a mob stormed the U.S. Capitol hoping to disrupt the certification of Joe Biden as the next president, security procedures have improved.
U.S. Capitol security gets more support one year after insurrection
One year after a mob stormed the U.S. Capitol hoping to disrupt the certification of Joe Biden as the next president, security procedures have improved.
Minnesota lawmakers push bill to add Vet Centers in Minnesota
State and federal lawmakers in Minnesota marked Veterans Day on Thursday by urging the passage of legislation to bring more Vet Centers to Minnesota.
Minnesota lawmakers push bill to add Veteran Centers in Minnesota
Minnesota lawmakers are pushing a bill that will support facilities that help veterans with mental health struggles.
Energy Secretary campaigns in St. Paul to push Biden's 3.5 trillion spending plan
Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm joined U.S. Senators Amy Klobuchar and Tina Smith in St. Paul to push the spending plan, which includes new tax breaks for buying an electric car and tens of millions to build out electric charging stations.
After breast cancer treatment, Sen. Klobuchar urges women not to put off mammograms
Friday, about a month after announcing she had undergone treatment for breast cancer, Senator Amy Klobuchar was urging other women not to put off mammogram exams.
Sen. Amy Klobuchar reveals breast cancer diagnosis, says treatment went well
U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar revealed Thursday she underwent treatment for breast cancer earlier this year.
Gov. Walz, Senators Klobuchar and Smith tour damage of Greenwood wildfire
It’s been a month since the Greenwood wildfire was started by a lightning strike, and it’s the first time Governor Tim Walz and Senators Amy Klobuchar and Tina Smith have been able to look at the damage up-close.
Sen. Klobuchar questions privacy of tablets in Ubers and Lyfts
New advertising technology is raising a lot of questions about your privacy and a new company working with Uber and Lyft drivers is offering them money to put interactive tablets in their cars for targeted ads.
Klobuchar co-authors Senate report about Jan. 6 Capitol riot
Sen. Amy Klobuchar breaks down the Jan. 6 insurrection Senate report that she helped co-author.
Sen. Klobuchar mourns loss of father, columnist Jim Klobuchar
The father of Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar has passed away at the age of 93.
Klobuchar advocates for Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act in St. Paul
Sen. Amy Klobuchar discussed legislation to protect victims of domestic violence on a panel with Twin Cities advocates in St. Paul Sunday.
Smith, Klobuchar join calls for high-rise sprinkler funding
Minnesota’s U.S. Senators joined an effort from some state legislators to require fire sprinklers in public housing high-rise buildings.
Sen. Klobuchar previews joint hearing on Capitol riots
With security still tight around the U.S. Capitol, Congress will take its first step Tuesday to investigate the Jan. 6 riot and attempt to overturn the Electoral College vote.
Sen. Klobuchar previews joint hearing on Capitol riots
With security still tight around the U.S. Capitol, Congress will take its first step Tuesday to investigate the Jan. 6 riot and attempt to overturn the Electoral College vote.