Legislature
Nearly 700 State Workers Earn More Than $100K
There was a lot of debate at the Capitol this year about pay raises for Minnesota lawmakers. But a WCCO investigation found soaring salaries are actually going to state employees who work as staff members.
Legislature Gives Green Light To Unionizing Day Cares
It’s lunchtime at Cyndi Cunningham’s in home day care where for the past 15 years she’s operated her non-union business, caring for the children of working parents.
1-Party Rule Clearly Alters State Course In Minnesota
Here’s where Minnesota Democrats and Republicans agree: The just-finished legislative session sent the state and its government on a dramatically different course than it traveled the last couple of decades.
Minn. Legislature Backs Excuse-Free Absentee Votes
The Legislature has sent Gov. Mark Dayton a bill that lets anyone vote by absentee ballot without being forced to provide an excuse.
Minn. House Finally Passes Day Care Union Bill
The Minnesota House has passed a bill that allows a union drive among home day care providers and personal care attendants after about 10 hours of debate strung out over more than two days.
School Bully Bill Stumbles At Minn. Legislature
Supporters of legislation to crack down on bullying in schools are vowing to press on next year after their bill got held up in the Minnesota Senate. A few dozen supporters of the bill gathered at the Capitol Monday.
Legislature Sends Dayton $15.7B Education Budget
The Legislature has sent Gov. Mark Dayton a school funding bill that boosts education spending in a number of areas.
Lawmakers Debate Until Early Sunday On Daycare, Education
With the session officially ending on Monday, state lawmakers have been debating for the last 16 hours trying to wrap up some of the most contested issues this year.
Gay Marriage Is Now Legal In Minnesota.
What do you think?
Protesters Chide Dems For ‘Lack Of Courage’ On Gun Control Vote
Gun control advocates said Friday that Democrats at the Minnesota Legislature are showing a “lack of courage” by shelving a vote on tougher gun laws.
Reality Check: Minnesota Following Trend On Gun Laws
The Minnesota Legislature won’t be voting on tougher gun laws after all.
State, Federal Proposals Seek To Add Tax To Online Sales
Consumers may not like it, but a lot of small businesses say it will help them survive. We’re talking about state sales tax being applied to online purchases.
Minn. House Backs Water Fee Hikes
Democrats in the Minnesota House and Senate are looking for new ways to collect money. If their latest plan passes, that glass of water from your kitchen faucet may be getting more expensive.
Pay Raises For Minn. Lawmakers Barely Clear Senate
Pay raises for Minnesota lawmakers won approval Tuesday from the state Senate, but the plan to boost salaries of the governor, Legislature, agency commissioners and other elected officials faces a taller climb in the state House.





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