Health care for undocumented Minnesotans among road blocks to budget agreement
With just two weeks left in the session, budget talks continued on Monday between Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and legislative leader at the State Capitol.
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With just two weeks left in the session, budget talks continued on Monday between Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and legislative leader at the State Capitol.
Part of Minnesota's taxpayer funding has gone towards funding private schools since 1969, but now with a looming budget deficit Gov. Tim Walz is considering cutting funds.
A Minnesota agency is cracking down on providers billing Medicaid for some autism and housing services.
A new state law will now help protect underwater workers in Minnesota lakes.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz in his State of the State address on Wednesday called on the divided legislature to work together in the crucial final weeks of the session.
Gov. Tim Walz declared the state of our state is “as strong as it’s ever been” in his annual speech in St. Paul. He says that stands in contrast to what he calls chaos 1,000 miles away in Washington, D.C. Caroline Cummings joins us now with the latest from the Capitol.
Minnesota's governor will deliver his yearly "State of the State" address to a closely divided Capitol. WCCO's Caroline Cummings is there live with a look at what we can expect to hear tonight.
The governor’s annual speech comes at a crucial time, with just weeks left in the legislative session.
Flags in Minnesota will be at half mast this week to honor and remember Pope Francis.
Millions of dollars in federal funds are on the line in Minnesota as Congress debates cuts to Medicaid and health care. Beret Leone shows us what’s at stake.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and two other Democratic leaders have been called to appear before a U.S. House committee to testify about their states' sanctuary policies for undocumented immigrants.
Republican U.S. Rep. James Comer says Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz will have to go before a GOP oversight committee over his views on immigration.
A University of Minnesota graduate student is scheduled to appear in immigration court on Friday, plus more of the day’s top stories.
A company headquartered in the Netherlands is working to expand its manufacturing capacity in Minnesota.
Big news for Minnesota’s growing medical technology industry. Philips is expanding its operations in Plymouth, bringing new jobs and innovation to our state. WCCO's Kirsten Mitchell explains how leaders hope this positions Minnesota for economic success.
J.P. Morgan revised its prediction for a recession to 60% for this year.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz told his state agencies to plan for any federal funds they receive to get cut as the Trump administration aims to slash spending and Congress looks at significant reductions.
No matter what the final details of Minnesota's next state budget look like, there will most certainly be spending cuts.
Lawmakers are looking for big budget cuts this session. The process is trying to sort out what the governor wants versus the plans of legislative leaders. Caroline Cummings shows how schools are pushing back against the governor's cuts in education.
A proposal in the Minnesota Legislature would implement new income caps to determine eligibility for the universal meals program, which provides free school breakfast and lunch for all students regardless of their families' incomes.
All eyes are on Wisconsin for a high-stakes state Supreme Court race.
Tuesday evening, Wisconsin's polls will close in what has become the most expensive judicial race in U.S. history.
Speakers during a rally at the Minnesota State Capitol rotunda on Monday praised the state as a safe haven and ground zero in the fight for trans rights.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz called a special election in late April for the Brainerd Lakes-area seat vacated by former GOP state Sen. Justin Eichorn, who faces a federal charge for allegedly soliciting a teenager for sex.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz on Tuesday changed the remote work policy for state employees, mandating they be in the office for at least half of their workdays starting this summer.
