These are just more examples of Trump doing whatever he can to protect his fossil fuel buddies—at the expense of the environment, communities, and even private businesses. I hope he gets the message loud and clear: We won’t stand for it.

The Michigan order wasn’t the only one the administration has pushed out: We’ve got a dozen of these cases pending, and we’ll continue to defend Minnesotans from the unfair rate hikes the Trump administration seems to love.

Keeping this inefficient, dirty, and expensive plant running means hundreds of millions of dollars in costs that would be passed down to consumers across the Great Lakes region. My office joined Illinois in filing suit to keep that from happening.

It’s so absurd that it’s hard to believe: a 63-year-old Michigan coal plant was set to shut down. The plant owners, the community, and defenders of the environment all agreed it should close. But on the eve of the plant’s closure, the Trump administration ordered the owners to keep it open.

Welcome back to school, Minnesota!

The fatal shooting in the Loring Park neighborhood is horrifying. My deepest thoughts are with those killed and hurt, including the police officers injured. I pray for their quick recovery. I fully support responding law enforcement and my office will help in all the ways possible.

Big news: The coalition of Attorneys General fighting the dangerous Paramount / WB merger has won a temporary restraining order, meaning that the merger is blocked for the duration of our litigation. But we aren't stopping there. We're going to keep pushing to block this costly merger permanently.

The US DOJ's settlement with Live Nation does very little to actually change the status quo and stop the harms being done to concert-goers, artists, and music venues. I will keep working to continue this litigation and hold Live Nation accountable for their unlawful behavior.

My statement on the arrests of journalists Georgia Fort and Don Lemon.

Tonight, on behalf of Minnesota law enforcement, I filed a lawsuit against DHS to prevent the destruction of evidence related to the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti. DHS is not above the law, and Alex sure as hell is not beneath it.