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The changes to the state law — which require disclosure, no matter birth parent preference — come as more people are uncovering their ancestry through DNA testing kits.
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Some efforts — like sports betting, housing reform and a bonding bill — lost steam this year. But Gov. Tim Walz is expected to sign most, if not all, of the bills that passed, including cannabis law changes and pay increases for Uber and Lyft drivers.
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Last year, roughly 2,000 church groups, community organizations, business teams, and individuals filled up more than 42,000 bags of trash.
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Under the proposed amendment, once Legislatures convene in January of odd-numbered years, there would be no constitutional end date until the next Legislature convenes two years later.
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Sen. Justin Eichorn, R-Grand Rapids, is one of the bill's sponsors, as is Sen. Nathan Wesenberg, R-Little Falls. Rep. Krista Knudsen of Lake Shore is listed as a co-author on the companion House bill.
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Volunteers are particularly needed outside the Twin Cities metro area, the Minnesota Climatology Office states.
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A bill would make workers involved in a walkout of at least one week eligible for jobless benefits. Backers of the plan point to major gaps between corporate profits and workers' pay.
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Among those to be modernized are the Tioga access on Pokegama Lake, Erickson’s Landing on Leech Lake, and the Garrison access to Mille Lacs Lake.
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The president did not name Nippon Steel, which announced a deal to acquire U.S. Steel, which operates Minntac in Mountain Iron and Keetac in Keewatin on MN's Iron Range.
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Thirteen years in the making, the Stifel Loppet Cup delivered world-class cross-country skiers, large crowds of cheering spectators and a "bluebird day" in Minneapolis.
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The license plate was released on Feb. 14, a Day of Remembrance for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives in Bemidji, Duluth and Minneapolis.