Briana Bierschbach

1 month ago | winonadailynews.com | Briana Bierschbach

Gov. Tim Walz will deliver his seventh State of the State address Wednesday evening in front of a narrowly divided Minnesota Legislature with weeks left to strike a deal on the state budget. It also comes at a moment when his political future is unclear. Walz is openly mulling a run for a historic third consecutive term as governor in 2026 and plans to make his decision after session adjourns. The former vice presidential candidate has also left the door open to a possible national bid in 2028.

1 month ago | gazettextra.com | Briana Bierschbach

Minnesota Senate President Bobby Joe Champion spent more than an hour in front of an ethics committee Tuesday defending his push to fund a north Minneapolis non-profit organization he also represented as a private attorney. Champion, a Democrat from Minneapolis' North Side, was adamant that the relationship doesn't present a conflict of interest, saying he represented the organization pro bono and therefore didn't stand to profit. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.

1 month ago | thederrick.com | Briana Bierschbach

Minnesota Senate President Bobby Joe Champion spent more than an hour in front of an ethics committee Tuesday defending his push to fund a north Minneapolis non-profit organization he also represented as a private attorney. Champion, a Democrat from Minneapolis’ North Side, was adamant that the relationship doesn’t present a conflict of interest, saying he represented the organization pro bono and therefore didn’t stand to profit.

1 month ago | arcamax.com | Briana Bierschbach

Minnesota Senate President Bobby Joe Champion spent more than an hour in front of an ethics committee Tuesday defending his push to fund a north Minneapolis non-profit organization he also represented as a private attorney. Champion, a Democrat from Minneapolis’ North Side, was adamant that the relationship doesn’t present a conflict of interest, saying he represented the organization pro bono and therefore didn’t stand to profit.

1 month ago | swoknews.com | Briana Bierschbach

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