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Politics + Public Policy
Grants of $64.2 million available to small businesses across the state
A fact sheet from the Biden administration estimated Minnesota would receive $68 million to build EV chargers across the state.
Launch Minnesota also fully funded, two political wins for startup community.
There's little evidence that film and TV tax credits actually work, but lawmakers have approved a new program anyway.
GOPers blamed "Clean Cars" rules proposed by the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency — but was Laura Bishop a pawn in a bigger political game?
There are many reasons why bills that might pass either or both legislative chambers never get the chance. Most are political; some are procedural.
U.S. Rep. Dean Phillips says prospects iffy as GOP members focus on fraud and workforce participation.
Under the state Constitution, the Legislature’s regular session had to end Monday at Midnight. With a broad spending deal now in place, lawmakers will spend the next several weeks working out the details to meet another constitutional requirement: actually passing a two-year balanced budget before July 1.
Today Gov. Tim Walz will announce a three-step plan to lift nearly all capacity restrictions and masking requirements.
Independent state Sen. Tom Bakk and his DFL counterpart in the House, Rep. Fue Lee of Minneapolis, say they want to pass a bonding bill this year. But with two weeks to go in the session, Bakk’s committee has met just twice so far — and hasn’t passed any proposals.
Minnesota law forced Two Harbors-based Castle Danger to stop selling growlers almost two years ago. Minneapolis-based Indeed Brewing has a workaround.
Target, Ecolab, and other companies praised the jury’s decision but said more work remains.
The question is whether the numbers are a blip — or a trend.
The march of the omnibus budget bills shows how far apart the GOP-controlled Senate and the DFL-controlled House really are.
But immigrant entrepreneurship in Minnesota lags rest of U.S.
Minnesota did not withhold state or federal taxes from the $600 and $300 bonus unemployment payments, which are taxed as regular income.
Minneapolis businesses and residents can expect to see more patrols by National Guard members and police officers as the city braces for the trial of Derek Chauvin.
How do you lobby a legislature that meets online?
Legislature must act to change that, but state lawmakers are waiting for the February budget forecast.