A Minnesota state senator is announcing her resignation, days after her burglary conviction. Democratic Senator Nicole Mitchell was found guilty Friday of burglarizing her stepmother's home in 2024.

Minnesota State Senator Nicole Mitchell, convicted of felony burglary, will resign by August 4th after completing legislative ...

Minnesota state Sen. Nicole Mitchell, who was found in her stepmother’s basement last year, often cast deciding votes in the closely divided legislature.

Sen. Nicole Mitchell, a Woodbury Democrat who was found guilty of first-degree burglary, will resign from the Minnesota ...

A Minnesota state senator convicted of burglary for breaking into her estranged stepmother’s house plans to resign by early August, her lawyer said Monday. Democratic state Sen. Nicole Mitchell has ...

Mitchell, a first-term Democratic-Farmer-Labor lawmaker from Woodbury, was arrested in April 2024 after breaking into her ...

DFL Sen. Nicole Mitchell will step down from her seat in the Minnesota Legislature following her recent burglary conviction.

MPR News Staff Republican state Sen. Bruce Anderson of Buffalo has died. Senate Republican Leader Mark Johnson confirmed ...

This week on At Issue, Tom Hauser breaks down state Sen. Nicole Mitchell's burglary trial, Scott Jensen entering the Governor ...

A few days after receiving a guilty verdict for burglary, Minnesota State Senator Nicole Mitchell has decided to resign. In that time, she plans to finish up her final duties and obtain health ...

The attorneys for Minnesota state Sen. Nicole Mitchell said she will resign her seat within two weeks, which will allow Gov.

Anderson is a U.S. Navy veteran who served in the Vietnam War, and he spent more than 30 years in the Legislature.