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There also is general bipartisan agreement Minnesota needs to do more to attract and retain health care workers because as many as 20 percent of positions in the state are vacant. → Read More
The governor said he is counteracting “bullies” in conservative states that ban the practice without evidence. → Read More
Residents and staff at the Hastings facility told the Pioneer Press about a worker exodus along with ongoing hazards for all. → Read More
Tax collections continue to be higher than expected, but a recent move by Democrats to add inflationary measures impact on state spending back into the budget forecast likely had some effect on Mon… → Read More
It’s a key report for House and Senate lawmakers who will soon turn their attention to crafting the state’s next two-year budget. → Read More
The chief sponsor of the bill said it’s an important step in helping criminals rejoin their communities. → Read More
More than half the states have legalized sports gambling in some way, including all of Minnesota’s neighbors. → Read More
Republicans say doing so is a mistake that will overstate how much money government needs to operate. → Read More
A super-majority is needed in both chambers to approve state borrowing through general obligation bonds. → Read More
Deputy Commissioner Kevin McKinnon will fill in until a permanent successor is picked by Walz. → Read More
Health system leaders have criticized their proposed changes as too expensive and unrealistic, but have acknowledged Minnesota needs better nurse recruitment and retention. → Read More
The former Navy SEAL who served in Vietnam urged lawmakers to make the legal age 18. The legislation currently sets the legal age to purchase recreational cannabis at 21. → Read More
High levels of lead in the blood is dangerous to children and adults. In children, prolonged exposure can lead to slowed development, brain damage and other health problems. → Read More
Three states — Washington, Colorado and Nevada — offer some type of public health insurance option. → Read More
The bill aims to curb the thousands of catalytic convertors that are stolen from vehicles in Minnesota each year. → Read More
Minnesota has long struggled with glaring racial disparities in income, employment, educational attainment, homeownership and more. State lawmakers have struggled to find the best ways to address t… → Read More
So far, the legislature has only sent a handful of bills to Walz and several of them passed with bipartisan backing. → Read More
Similar legislation is pending in the Senate. Secretary of State Steve Simon backs it. → Read More
The measure has already passed the House and advocates say the bill is essential to reducing the state’s greenhouse gas emissions. → Read More
Under Miller’s proposal the nine tribal nations, two horse racing tracks and professional sports teams could offer or expand onsite sports gambling. Each of the tribal nations also could offe… → Read More