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MinnesotaCare expansion unlikely in 2024, key lawmaker says

The idea to expand MinnesotaCare with a “public option” so that more low-income Minnesotans could have affordable health coverage may be dead in the water this Legislative sessi...

Tax panel approves rent refund for child care centers

Homeowners and renters can apply to the state for partial property tax refunds.And if a child care center owns its own space, it can also get a property tax refund. But a ch...

Defrauded homeowners could receive more from contractor recovery fund

Homeowners deceived by a licensed contractor could recover up to $25,000 more from the Department of Labor and Industry’s Contractor Recovery Fund if they have been the victim o...

Lawmakers seek more remote participation in local advisory commission meetings

Balancing the public’s right to know what government is doing with greater opportunity for more people to participate is the genesis of a bill that has no easy answers. Spon...

Governor’s early childhood supplemental budget proposals total nearly $37 million

A measure that seeks to update how child care providers are regulated by moving to a “risk-based” licensing system is part of a package of proposals and new funding heard by the...

House judiciary panel approves proposal to reform reviews of child deaths

A child dying due to maltreatment is a tragedy. Unfortunately, the state’s dysfunctional process to investigate such a death only compounds the tragedy, says Rep. Dave Pinto...

Commerce committee considers measure aimed at clarifying conflicting gambling regulations

Depending on how you count them, the state has at least four agencies, commissions, and boards regulating gambling in Minnesota. That’s too fragmented and causes problems, s...

Elections policy bill clears a divided House

The November election is just under seven months away, but a plethora of changes to how and when people vote are key components of the 2024 elections policy bill. It include...

House passes public safety policy bill with bipartisan support

Changes affecting crime victims and their rights, making criminal justice reforms, modifying predatory offender restrictions, and modifying some duties of the Department of Corr...

State lawmakers could return Humphrey to Washington with statue swap

Minnesota could be getting new representation in Washington D.C. Sponsored by House Majority Leader Jamie Long (DFL-Mpls), HF5156, as amended, would appropriate $300,000 fro...

Week in Review: April 1-5

Focus started to shift this week with members beginning to spend less time in committee meetings and more time together as a body on the House Floor. That trend should continue ...

House greenlights transportation policy bill

House members who voted in favor of a bill that allows registration of flying cars can make a strong case the transportation policy bill is looking toward the future. Those...

House passes proposed changes to state’s early education programs

Two similar state programs that work to achieve the same goal of helping prepare young children for school would be merged under a bill passed by the House Thursday. Members...

Higher education policy bill gets high marks in House

If Minnesota’s 2023 higher education law was the biggest budget bang that public colleges and universities and student scholarship programs had ever seen, then you could call th...

Staggered child tax credit payments among Walz tax recommendations

Among the many pieces of legislation signed into law in 2023, few are more universally praised than the child tax credit. More than one legislator has called it the most consequ...


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