Senate Approves Bill Requiring Strict Oversight, $10M In Fixes For MNLARS
The Minnesota Senate has passed a bill Monday that will add strict oversight and nearly $10 million in funding to fix the state's computer system for vehicle licensing.
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The Minnesota Senate has passed a bill Monday that will add strict oversight and nearly $10 million in funding to fix the state's computer system for vehicle licensing.
Lawmakers are clashing over a renewed attempt to increase penalties for protesting that blocks traffic, transit lines or at airports.
At least 70 people die on Minnesota roads every year from distracted driving.
The State of Minnesota has invested $19.2 million into securities of companies that manufacture or sell firearms and ammunition.
New gun laws were introduced at the Minnesota State Capitol Monday morning, and there is some bipartisan support.
Republicans who control the Legislature are charting major changes to how the state handles information technology.
Sunday beer runs were made legal last summer for the first time in state history. So how's it been going so far?
Gov. Mark Dayton is ready to lay out his plan to fund safety and security improvements in schools across Minnesota.
A scathing report was released Tuesday about a state agency charged with investigating elder abuse in Minnesota.
In Minnesota, Republicans are proposing an idea that would use money districts already have to improve student safety, but Democrats say that's not enough.
Democratic lawmakers and proponents of stronger gun laws say their efforts aren't over.
Gun control advocates say more Minnesotans are dying from gun violence than opioid use or car crashes, but is that true?
Some good news for Minnesota: There's an unexpected budget surplus.
The Florida school shooting that shocked the nation is sparking tough debate about access to guns, and school safety.
The state's newly appointed IT commissioner told state lawmakers Tuesday that if they don't get the money, critical workers could be laid off or leave immediately.
Top Republican Senate leaders today proposed a major overhaul of security systems at Minnesota schools.
Protesters swarmed the Minnesota State Capitol Rotunda Thursday, demanding action this year on gun safety.
President Donald Trump's budget proposal includes a major overhaul of America's food stamp program.
Dozens of families demanded action at the State Capitol Wednesday after their loved ones were abused in Minnesota senior care facilities.
This is the election year version of the Minnesota Legislature, which means lawmakers are packing a lot of tough issues into a very short time.
Wearing red shirts and carrying signs, the group Moms Demand Action is calling for stricter limits on access to guns and stronger background checks.
Minnesota set a record last year for the number of gun background checks the FBI conducted in the state.
Thousands of young people in Minnesota and Wisconsin could face arrest and eviction from the United States.
Gov. Mark Dayton unveiled a sweeping plan Wednesday to fight Minnesota's growing opioid abuse crisis -- including a steep tax on drug manufacturers.
The Minnesota House is creating a new Task Force on Addiction and Recovery. It's headed by a state lawmaker who is now publicly revealing his own lifetime struggle with addiction.
