Minnesota legislature

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The local share totals several million dollars.

The Minnesota House has passed a tax-credit-and-rebate bill that backers say targets relief to families with young children, seniors on fixed incomes and those with student loan debt.

The bill was authored by a state lawmaker who was diagnosed with the disease last year.

This law, which has been on the books for over 50 years, HAS to be one of the weirdest laws still on the books in Minnesota to this day.

If you're a fan of the Minnesota Vikings, you might soon be able to display your Purple Pride on your vehicle with a new vanity license plate in Minnesota.

The law was changed in reaction to the death of George Floyd.

Minnesota still has some of the most restrictive alcohol laws in the country, but that could be changing in the near future.

She cut off three fingers while working with the saw.

They are concerned about changes made to the state's "use of force" statute.

It contains nearly a billion dollars in cuts.

The Minnesota House passed a proposal to legalize recreational marijuana use after hours of debate Thursday night in a historic vote that marked the first time either chamber has voted on legalization.

Rochester Senator Dave Senjem found no opposition last week when his “2021 Polar Vortex Loan Account” bill was approved by the Senate.

Minnesota lawmakers are beginning work on clean energy legislation that would require utilities to generate 100% of their electricity from carbon-free resources by 2040.