By Ricky Campbell
The House passed a bill 126-0 that would rename the bridge on U.S. Hwy. 52 over 145th Street as Warrant Officer Dennis A. Groth Memorial Bridge.
By Jonathan Avise
A bill to put a proposed constitutional amendment that would shift motor vehicle-related sales tax revenues from the state's General Fund to transportation cleared its first hurdle in the House.
By Jonathan Mohr
Work to refurbish the Minnesota Museum of American Art may get an additional shot in the arm from a bill given an informational hearing by the House Capital Investment Committee Wednesday.
By Ricky Campbell
Minnesotans hoping to recycle their old cellphones in kiosks could get cash for the transaction.
HF3225, as amended, would regulate electronic-recycling kiosks, like EcoATM,...
By Ricky Campbell
The House passed a bill Wednesday that would amend the statute of limitations for recovering damages in construction-related cases to avoid what proponents call “unnecessary litigation.”
By Michael Strasburg
HF3210 would allow the counties to construct, maintain and repair waterworks, sanitary sewer and storm sewer systems, with the option of using sanitary sewer and storm sewer charges to cover the costs.
By Melissa Turtinen
Renovations at the Capitol have opened new spaces to display art, and a proposal in the House would create a committee to determine what art should be displayed and where it should go.
By Michael Strasburg
Following the Tax Cut and Jobs Act of 2017, federal tax conformity is the top priority of an amended HF4385, the omnibus tax bill, sponsored by Rep. Greg Davids (R-Preston), the committee chair.
By Rachel Kats
Monday’s merging of the education finance and higher education finance bills is likely just the first merger of omnibus finance bills as the House looks to complete its work over the next four weeks.
By Michael Strasburg
HF3280 would nullify the state’s 45-year-old rice water quality sulfate standard and require the Pollution Control Agency to adopt a new water quality rule.
By Mike Cook
HF817 would expand the state’s unauthorized computer access crime to include interference with point-of-sale terminals to collect information from debit, credit or similar cards.