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The FBI raided five Minnesota businesses that have received millions in Medicaid money for services they didn’t provide, according to unsealed search warrants.
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The Minnesota Department of Veterans Affairs can activate the State Soldiers Assistance Program's Disaster Relief Program to help with housing, utilities and other needs.
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The arrest comes after a 43-hour manhunt — the largest in state history, according to Brooklyn Park Police Chief Mark Bruley.
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Daniel Hawley will replace the retiring Judge Erik J. Askegaard in Minnesota's 9th Judicial District.
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Events culminated in the governor launching from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Cross Lake Recreation Area, along with all four Minnesota Legislature leaders from both parties.
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Walz, who says he’ll announce whether he’ll run for a third term after the legislative session, spoke for about 22 minutes in the well of the Minnesota House on April 23, 2025.
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An already quirky process faces major challenges this spring with economic swings and federal cuts.
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The figures come from a new Walz administration tracker of federal funding pauses and rescissions to Minnesota that officials say will be updated daily.
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Republicans and DFLers were quick to blame the other party for not-so-good news, but it didn’t change the fact that they’ll have to settle on a budget plan before July.
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If elected, Peggy Flanagan would be the country’s first female Native American senator. She announced plans to run for Sen. Tina Smith's seat on Thursday, Feb. 13, 2025.