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Minn. Lawmakers Drawing Up New Shutdown Rules
Having taken lumps over last summer’s government shutdown, Minnesota lawmakers are considering ways to take the sting out of any future budget standoffs.
DVS: Shutdown, Old Tech To Blame For Car Title Waits
We all know buying a new car can be stressful with all the cost and paperwork. Now, we found out some of that anxiety is stretching out for months.
Minnesota’s Top 2011 Headlines
A budget battle in St. Paul led to the longest state shutdown in U.S. history, and the weather also grabbed headlines for months during the 2011.
State Shutdown, Mpls. Tornado Among Top Stories
State politics and Mother Nature dominated Minnesota’s headlines this year.
Minn. Shutdown Slowed Fiscal ’12 Tax Collections
Minnesota’s government shutdown pushed state tax collections below projections for the first two months of the new fiscal year, as the state’s budget office sounds a note of warning about the U.S. economic outlook.
Minn. Lawmaker Who Got Retroactive Pay To Take Cut
One of the 18 Minnesota House members who got full retroactive pay after the state’s government shutdown is now planning to take a cut in a future paycheck, while two others say they already donated the money without publicizing their charity.
18 Minn. Lawmakers Got Shutdown Pay Retroactively
Eighteen Minnesota House members who declined paychecks during last month’s state government shutdown went back for the money.
Shutdown Over, Dayton To ‘Do What I Can’ On Jobs
Gov. Mark Dayton starts a statewide jobs tour next week hoping to build a legacy as a jobs governor, with last month’s government shutdown behind him.
Minnesota Sees Revenue Drop During July Shutdown
Minnesota’s 20-day state government shutdown hurt state revenue collections last month as tax auditors stayed home and lottery sales halted.
Moody’s: Minnesota’s Financial Outlook ‘Negative’
One of the three major credit rating agencies took a gloomier outlook on Minnesota’s financial future on Monday, citing “political intractability” and the lack of a permanent fix to persistent deficits after a 20-day government shutdown.
State Campground Reservations Now Open
State campground reservations are now open for business in Minnesota.
Closed Door Meetings But Still No Special Session
This is Day 17 of the state government shutdown and despite a weekend of negotiations, there is still uncertainty about when it will end. What is known is that the special session will not start on Monday.
Minnesota Special Session Won’t Happen Monday
There won’t be a special session of the Minnesota Legislature on Monday but officials say work is continuing to end the state’s government shutdown.
Restarting Minn. Gov’t More Than Flipping Switch
Minnesota may soon have an end to its government shutdown, but re-starting the machinery of the state will probably take a few days.
Minn. Shutdown Means State Muskie Record Stands
Because of Minnesota’s government shutdown, an Arizona man will never know if his monster muskie broke a state record from 1957.
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