By Chris Steller
A 213-page conference committee report covering economic development, commerce, energy and other areas won House and Senate approval Monday.
The House re-passed HF2209/SF193...
By Mike Cook
The omnibus judiciary and public safety conference committee agreement calls for $2.25 billion in spending, an $85 million increase over projected base.
By Tory Cooney
The House re-passed the $3.2 billion omnibus higher education finance bill 75-54 Monday, with supporters saying it would increase funding to institutions and curb tuition costs....
By Tory Cooney
Health department would be required to educate communities that traditionally practice female genital mutilation and inform them about the potential health risks, and associated criminal penalties.
By Ricky Campbell
The House on Monday passed a bill 105-21 that would update certain labor laws by removing outdated language, adding new provisions to combative sports regulations and changing e...
By Chris Steller
House members, from Territorial House of 1849 to today
Of 3,849 with listed birth countries, House members born outside of the United States
Number born ...
By Chris Steller
News last fall that some ignition interlock devices were tracking the locations of program participants didn’t sit right with Rep. Peggy Scott (R-Andover).
“There wasn’t eno...
By Ricky Campbell
Omnibus liquor bill provisions in limbo include expanding closing time to 4 a.m. in Hennepin and Ramsey counties the morning following the Super Bowl at U.S. Bank Stadium.
By HPIS Staff
Like many collegians with term papers due, legislators and the governor need to finish their most high-profile assignment with just a little time left: putting together a state ...
By Chris Steller
The omnibus retirement bill covering several groups of public employees in Minnesota cleared its first hurdle Friday when the House Government Operations and Elections Policy Co...
By Jonathan Mohr
Gov. Mark Dayton vetoed five omnibus budget bills Friday, outlining objections that included funding shortfalls during a time of surplus and controversial policy provisions in a...
By Jonathan Avise
One Greater Minnesota lawmaker says fines against dairy producers for overweight transport trucks isn’t a case of crying over spilled milk — it’s hurting some of those in the st...
By Chris Steller
People who staff county license bureaus could get all their evenings back.
Along with dropping a mandate bureaus stay open for three hours after 5 p.m. or on Saturday, HF151...