By HPIS Staff
For many legislators and staff, a chance to rest this weekend could not have arrived soon enough.
While the number of bills heard in House committees during the week decreas...
By Nick Longworth
Contentious since its creation, an education finance proposal that Gov. Mark Dayton has described as “appalling” is another step closer to his desk. Its approval ultimately hold...
By Jonathan Avise
The House on Friday passed an omnibus transportation finance bill that would rely heavily on borrowing and General Fund dollars to increase state spending by roughly $2 billion on roads and bridges over the next two years.
By Lee Ann Schutz
Bill proposes $1.35 billion in tax relief, including an increase to the income limit at which Social Security is taxable, a refundable student loan payment and college savings plan credits, and expansion of the child dependent care credit.
By Chris Steller
The work of evaluating whether planned road construction and other projects could harm historic resources could move from the Minnesota Historical Society to the Department of A...
By Tory Cooney
DFL members of the House Health and Human Services Finance Committee roundly criticized the $13.73 billion omnibus health and human services bill before it was approved as amend...
By Mike Cook
“It’s like a little mountain in the middle of town,” said Rep. Mark Uglem (R-Champlin).
Sponsored by Rep. Peggy Scott (R-Andover), HF269 would appropriate $11.35 million in bond proceeds to remove hazardous waste and contaminated soil from an Andover landfill.
By Jonathan Avise
Big bucks through borrowing for roads, bridges, bus and rail lines were the focus of a barrage of bills heard Wednesday in the House Transportation Finance Committee.
By Ricky Campbell
A technical change to state law approved Wednesday by the House would go a long way for some homebuilders and contractors who say the cost of installing automatic fire sprinklers is stymieing townhouse construction.
By Tory Cooney
The House, with a 128-0 vote Wednesday, approved a technical change that would make it easier for physicians to receive expedited licenses in some other states.