By Brian Hall
Employees could receive increased safety and performance assessment in large warehouses as one company is under fire for its labor practices.
By Tim Walker
HF2959 would appropriate an additional $3.03 million in fiscal year 2023 to establish grants for state and local units of government to fight the sale of human beings for sex.
By Brian Hall
An increasing load of applications coupled with decreasing funds forced the sudden deadline, which was set just three weeks prior, Housing Commissioner Jennifer Ho told the House Housing Finance and Policy Committee Tuesday.
By Mike Cook
About $62 million is expected to be allocated through the English learner formula for fiscal year 2023. Education officials say more is needed.
By Tim Walker
Federal law prohibits private data on students from being disclosed to the wrong parties, but Rep. Sandra Feist (DFL-New Brighton) says Minnesotans need stronger laws offering more protections.
By Margaret Stevens
Using surplus money to replenish the state’s unemployment trust fund would mean Minnesota businesses avoid a big jump in their unemployment insurance rates, House lawmakers heard Monday.
By Brian Hall
Plants or meat?
The question is becoming more prevalent for consumers at grocery stores and could become more of a question for Minnesota lawmakers.
The plant-based food...
By Rob Hubbard
Sponsored by Rep. Hodan Hassan (DFL-Mpls), HF2950 would allow school districts and charter schools to adopt a crisis online learning plan under certain conditions. But most of its language deals with changes in teacher licensing.
By HPIS Staff
The first week of the 2022 legislative session is in the books. Lawmakers hit the ground running with a busy schedule of committee and division hearings over the past few days.
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By Tim Walker
HF2724 would authorize local units of government to establish civilian police oversight councils with new and expanded powers to make findings of fact and impose discipline on officers.