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Talking Points: Historic legislation aims to redress pandemic reading gap (Part 3)
A $70 million bill called the READ Act will change the reading curriculum for all Minnesota public school students starting July 1.
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A $70 million bill called the READ Act will change the reading curriculum for all Minnesota public school students starting July 1.
The federal agency that regulates the firearms industry sent an advisory on Tuesday warning that Minnesotans who use marijuana cannot legally own firearms, despite a new state law legalizing recreational use.
Nearly half of all Minnesota students are not reading at grade level, as the COVID-19 pandemic took its toll. However, a $70 million bill called the READ Act, which will change the reading curriculum for all public school students starting July 1.
Supporters say Minnesota's climate action plan is a historic effort to reduce greenhouse gases and protect Minnesota from the impact of climate change for decades to come.
Supporters say Minnesota's climate action plan is a historic effort to reduce greenhouse gases and protect Minnesota from the impact of climate change for decades to come.
A $70 million bill called the READ Act will change the reading curriculum for all Minnesota public school students.
Lawmakers are considering legislation that would tighten prohibitions on sexual assault within the Wisconsin National Guard.
House Freedom Caucus members are unhappy with the debt ceiling deal between House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and President Biden.
Former Vice President Mike Pence will launch his 2024 campaign next week, multiple sources say.
Today, Mayor Melvin Carter celebrates Minnesota's legislature approval of millions for infrastructure funding.
A majority of Democrats and a majority of Republicans voted in favor of the Fiscal Responsibility Act.
Curious about what specificlly is in the bill? Here's the full document from start to finish. You may want to reserve some serious time to get through it, though.
The Minnesota DFL has voted to ban a man from ever getting the party's endorsement for any office under a new rule.
Minnesota will officially de-criminalize the possession and use of marijuana on Aug. 1. But it's only lawful to have it and use it if it's homegrown in Minnesota.
Minnesota will officially de-criminalize the possession and use of marijuana on Aug. 1. But it's only lawful to have it and use it if it's homegrown in Minnesota.
