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When infectious and pathological waste is found in any unauthorized refuse center, the facility has to shut down and open an investigation.
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The office would be able to investigate any public or private entity that receives public dollars. It would also expand information-sharing between agencies and implement best anti-fraud practices.
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The bill bans the future sale of so-called assault weapons and high capacity magazines and faces an uncertain future in the MN House, where Republicans and Democrats are deadlocked.
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Property taxes have risen steeply in the past few years. According to the MN Department of Revenue, tax levies for local governments have increased approximately 6.8% since 2025.
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In order to obtain veteran status now, a member of the armed forces must have 181 days of unbroken active service, and only they can be buried in state veterans cemeteries.
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The senior senator released over 40 proposals to both eradicate fraud and streamline how services are delivered to Minnesotans.
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Simon will talk with a national elections expert about what to expect in the midterms on April 30, 2026. There will be time for the public to ask questions.
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Gov. Tim Walz commended Minnesotans’ compassion during tragedy and praised their resilience after a federal immigration crackdown, political assassination and school shooting.
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Extra dollars in the state will fund the public input process ahead of possible changes to the state's financial aid program.
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Research indicates that in the coming decades, the state is likely to see more risk days of wildfires starting on the ground due to more extreme droughts connected to climate change.
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The sites included autism service providers that received payments through Medicaid, according to a statement from the Minnesota Department of Human Services.
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Women Explore Fire Day in Minnesota offers hands-on opportunities to learn more about volunteer, paid on-call and full-time positions in local fire departments in all regions.