MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE
Pawlenty to cities: How much should I cut?
Gov. Tim Pawlenty Gov. Tim Pawlenty said small cities will be protected when he cuts spending to balance the state budget, but he wants other cities and counties to say how much state aid they can li...
Posted on 5/21/09 at 1:54 PM
UPDATED: Bigham not seeking re-election
Rep. Karla Bigham will not seek a third term in the Minnesota House of Representatives, according to a press release.January 04, 2010
Republican challenger registers to face Sieben
Karin Housley of St. Mary's Point enters state Senate raceDecember 22, 2009
State lawmakers look for cheap ways to end poverty
Minnesota newsMinnesota legislators face a dilemma: Can they spend money from a tight budget to eliminate poverty by 2020?
By Don Davis , October 06, 2009
Un-session brings unallotment
ST. PAUL – The 2009 Minnesota Legislature will be remembered as the un-session. Unruly: As midnight arrived Monday, Republican senators were shouting to be recognized and called the end of the session a shame and a disgrace.
By Don Davis and Scott Wente , May 19, 2009
Pawlenty starts cutting budget himself
ST. PAUL – Gov. Tim Pawlenty has started his quest to cut billions of dollars from state government spending if budget negotiations fail in the legislative session's final four days.
By Don Davis and Scott Wente , May 15, 2009
House begins debate on changes to election rules
The Minnesota House of Representatives began debating Wednesday night a bill authored by Sen. Katie Sieben, DFL-Cottage Grove, that would allow early voting, move primary elections to June and change the way absentee ballots are handled.By Scott Wente , May 14, 2009
Lawmakers OK steady school, lower college funding
ST. PAUL – Minnesota lawmakers propose to keep public school funding stable for the next two years and give public colleges and universities a small state spending cut.
By Scott Wente , May 14, 2009
Funding bills pass without full funding
ST. PAUL – Minnesota legislators rushed through bills funding a bulk of the state budget Wednesday, but without fully paying.
By Don Davis and Scott Wente , May 14, 2009
New law prohibits sex offenders from using social networking sites
Registered sex offenders in Minnesota will now be prohibited from using social networking sites.May 13, 2009
Deep revenue differences remain
ST. PAUL – The Minnesota legislative session could come to a smooth end if the Democratic-controlled Legislature and Republican governor could agree on a way to raise $1 billion. There is no sign that is about to happen.
By Don Davis , May 13, 2009
Health bill heads to questionable future
Minnesota newsST. PAUL – Minnesota lawmakers passed a massive health-care spending bill that favors nursing homes and programs for the poor, but may be short-lived.
By Scott Wente , May 12, 2009
New tax increase moves at warp speed
ST.PAUL – Democrats were poised to pass a $1 billion tax increase today, an alternative to larger hikes the House and Senate already approved
By Don Davis and Scott Wente , May 08, 2009
Law changes for missing young adults
ST. PAUL – Annette and Brian Swanson's son has been missing for almost a year, but on Thursday they paused from their search watch a ceremony designed to help other Minnesotans.
By Don Davis , May 08, 2009
BRIEFLY: DFL rushes tax bill toward passage
ST. PAUL – Democrats in control of the Minnesota Legislature early today proposed raising taxes to ease spending cuts to schools and health care – the largest state budget areas and toughest to negotiate.
By Scott Wente , May 08, 2009
Legislators to blow by deadline
Minnesota newsST. PAUL – Forget about the deadlines.
By Don Davis , May 07, 2009
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