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Special session convenes to vote on rest of Minnesota budget, avoid shutdown
By Peter Cox and Ellie Roth Minnesota lawmakers hope to put a new state budget — and fears of a potential government shutdown — to rest Monday in a special session where bills negotiated largely in private are put up for high-stakes public votes.
Minnesota lawmakers continued their behind-the-scenes work on Tuesday as they eye a partial government shutdown next month if ...
Budget delays have been common across the country amid lousy economic forecasts, federal uncertainty and other factors.
After the Minnesota Legislature banned lead and cadmium in certain products in 2023, the state is set to make an exemption ...
Voyageurs National Park, the 218,000-acre expanse of water and wilderness on the Canadian border just east of International ...
The Legislature and Gov. Tim Walz say they have hit upon a deal to fund the Department of Human Services for the next two ...
The University of Minnesota’s proposed 7% reduction of academic programs and steep tuition hike have raised fears they will ...
Divisions with leadership over data centers, R&D credits and corporate tax breaks threaten to sink one of Minnesota’s final ...
Minnesota legislative leaders and Gov. Tim Walz hope there will be a special session of the Legislature this weekend before ...
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