Talking Points: Gov. Walz Discusses $2 Billion Bonding Bill ProposalWe are a month away from the legislative session and Governor Tim Walz is in the midst of rolling out an ambitious agenda for projects and public works that Republicans are already saying is too expensive.
Gov. Walz Lit The Menorah On Capitol Grounds Celebrating First Night Of HanukkahOn the first night of Hanukkah, members of the Jewish community gathered for a celebration at the Minnesota State Capitol.
Gov. Walz Calls For Higher Home Care Worker Wages After Spending Day With PCAGovernor Tim Walz rolled up his sleeves to spend a day in the life of a Minnesota home care worker. The governor says the state needs to invest to allow people with disabilities to stay in their own homes.
State Leaders Announce Major Affordable Housing InitiativesState leaders have announced major initiatives to invest in affordable housing.
Walz Names Segal, Bryan To Minnesota Court Of AppealsGov. Tim Walz has appointed Minneapolis City Attorney Susan Segal and Ramsey County District Judge Jeffrey Bryan to the Minnesota Court of Appeals.
'Reasons To Be Deeply Concerned': Gov. Walz Weighs In On POTUS Impeachment InquiryGovernor Tim Walz is weighing in on the move towards impeachment of President Donald Trump.
Gov. Walz Greets Students On First Day Of SchoolIn Richfield, kids at Sheridan Hills Elementary got a high profile welcome from Governor Tim Walz and Commissioner of Education Mary Cathryn Ricker on their first day of school.
Flags Flown At Half-Staff To Honor Shooting VictimsPresident Donald Trump ordered flags to be flown at half-staff to honor and remember the victims of the two most recent tragic shootings. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, in accordance with this, ordered flags to be flown halfway at Minnesota's state and federal buildings until sunset on Aug. 8, 2019.
Gov. Tim Walz Signs 13 Budget Bills Into LawIn a special session last week, Gov. Tim Walz signed 13 budgets bills into law passed by the Minnesota State Legislature.
Walz: School Districts Will Not Be Penalized In June For Keeping Their Students SafeGov. Tim Walz says school districts will not be penalized at the end of the year for keeping their students at home during this historical bitter blast, as reported by the Pioneer Press.
'We Are All In This Together': Governor Tim Walz Calls For An End To The ShutdownIn Minnesota, lawmakers are planning for widespread disruption if the shutdown continues, and state officials are preparing for possible service cuts and layoffs within weeks. On Tuesday, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and a large group of faith leaders at the Capitol called for an end to the shutdown.