Gov. Walz Expected To Sign Bill Expanding Medical Cannabis Program
The proposal marks the most significant update to the state's medical cannabis program since it first became legal in 2014.
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The proposal marks the most significant update to the state's medical cannabis program since it first became legal in 2014.
Gov. Tim Walz on Tuesday announced $75 million of federal COVID-19 relief money will go to summer school programs with the goal to help Minnesotans catch up after a year filled with different learning models.
Gov. Tony Evers announced Tuesday that the state will be using $100 million in federal coronavirus stimulus funding to award grants for expanding broadband internet access in Wisconsin.
Teardown of the security fence surrounding the State Capitol will begin June 1, a spokesperson for the Minnesota Department of Administration said.
Two children are fighting for their lives after both were seriously injured by gunfire wounds to their heads just two weeks apart in north Minneapolis.
An estimated 534,000 Minnesotans, of more than 820,000 who received unemployment benefits last year, owe taxes on the payments, according to state data.
Leaders in Minneapolis announced measures Monday to stop the crime that's happening in the city.
A major announcement from Target is adding to the mask confusion Minnesotans are experiencing.
On the last day of the regular session, top legislative leaders and Gov. Tim Walz finally reached an agreement on a $52 billion state budget for the next two years.
Target Corporation announced Monday that face coverings will no longer be required at its stores for guests and staff members who are fully vaccinated --- unless it's required by local ordinances.
The mask mandates in the Twin Cities persist, even as the statewide requirement has been lifted -- causing quite a bit of confusion at businesses this weekend.
Saturday, the city of Brooklyn Center did what the state legislature has not been able to: pass comprehensive changes to policing.
The resolution, backed by Mayor Mike Elliott, intends to create new departments for community safety, which would oversee the existing police and fire departments.
The Minnesota House on Thursday night approved a bill that would legalize recreational marijuana in the state, a historic vote for an effort some have been pushing for decades.
Hennepin County is booking three months in advance and slots are filling up quickly.
