By Jonathan Mohr
Conferees on the omnibus environment, natural resources policy and finance bill reached agreement Monday evening on a final version of the bill.
By Tory Cooney
The omnibus health and human services conference committee report now awaits discussion on the House and Senate floors.
Sponsored by Rep. Matt Dean (R-Dellwood) and Sen. Mic...
By Jonathan Mohr
After days of talks, and only hours after Gov. Mark Dayton offered legislative leaders specific numbers, budget negotiations changed gears late Monday night with a flurry of act...
By Ricky Campbell
Last year, the Minnesota Gambling Control Board reported another record year: $1.5 billion in gross sales, up 13.2 percent from 2015.
By Ricky Campbell
For health providers who can’t afford medical malpractice insurance and for municipal liquor stores that can’t pay for liability, along with day cares, foster homes and group h...
By Chris Steller
If you get suspended indefinitely without pay from your job, the date of your suspension may count as your date of discharge for purposes of unemployment insurance.
By Ricky Campbell
Minnesota’s auto dealers, who think manufacturers aren’t reimbursing them enough for recall and warranty repairs, could benefit from a bill passed 118-4 by the House Monday.
By Ricky Campbell
Greater protections and power to insurance fraud investigators could be forthcoming and the government could force companies associated with fraud to pay restitution.
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By HPIS Staff
Conference committees across the budgetary spectrum began the week approving delete-all amendments that showcased priorities, generally Republican, within their spending areas. ...