Minnesota legislature

After the site crashed a month ago, state officials say they're ready to try again soon.

While state legislators DID make several changes to some of Minnesota's long-standing laws, they didn't touch the law that makes it illegal for grocery stores to sell these two popular items.

The plan is still in the conceptual stage.

Is a bill that would legalize both speed and red light cameras in Minnesota going to become law?

Legislative leaders announced the plan this afternoon.

The City of Rochester is asking lawmakers to include the funding in the Outdoor Heritage Appropriation bill.

The Minnesota bill would allow patients age 18 and older who are suffering terminal illnesses and have less than six months to live obtain drugs they could take to end their own lives.

The National Federation of Independent Business called on state lawmakers to create a tax system that reduces the burden on small business owners.

Several new laws went into effect on January 1st, 2024 in Minnesota. But these two items still remain banned at Minnesota grocery and convenience stores.

The officers are being pulled out of schools in at least one Minnesota School District due to concerns about a new state law.

The Rochester School District and other Public school systems across the state are scrambling to address the change, which takes effect THIS summer.

State Lawmakers have also removed the Keep Nurses at Bedside Act from the overall Health and Human Services budget bill.

Mayo Clinic previously warned state lawmakers and the governor that approving the bill in its current form could jeopardize billions of dollars worth of investments in Minnesota.

Don't look now, but you could be paying more to have pretty much ANYTHING delivered to your home in Minnesota.