Gov. Tim Walz and legislative leaders struck a budget deal Thursday to roll back health care coverage for undocumented ...

Minnesota would revoke health care for adult undocumented immigrants but allow children to remain covered under a budget deal ...

Minnesota lawmakers have voted to strip funding from the Northern Lights Express – the long-debated, proposed a passenger ...

Republicans say the state grew spending too much in 2023, when DFL-controlled state government increased the two-year budget ...

Minnesota State leaders announced a bipartisan state budget agreement on Thursday morning, setting the stage for a jam-packed ...

Governor Tim Walz and Minnesota legislative leaders have met for more than 13 hours over several sessions on Sunday and ...

ST PAUL, Minn. — Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and leaders of the divided legislature have reached an agreement on a budget deal, with just days left before the end of the legislative session.

Leaders in the Church urge lawmakers to prevent GOP pushes to roll back MinnesotaCare coverage for undocumented immigrants.

State lawmakers have until May 19 to pass the next two-year budget, but with negotiations ongoing, it now appears they may miss that deadline.

This week on At Issue, Tom Hauser discusses a new social media tax bill, the latest on state budget negotiations and the newly created Office of Inspector General. The Minnesota Senate Tax Committee ...

Minnesota legislators are heading into the final week of their session without an agreement on how much to spend over the next two years.