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The deal is Gov. Tim Walz’s last, as his term ends in January and he’s not seeking reelection. The deadlocked Minnesota House — jointly controlled by Republicans and Democrats — has tempered Walz’s ambitions.
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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 DFL-backed Senate bill is part of a broader health and human services package that passed on a party-line vote. It also includes $115 million in aid for hospitals statewide.
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The project is one of Essentia's two recent emergency department expansions in Northern Minnesota.
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The bill would authorize limited use of psilocybin, a hallucinogen that is found in some mushrooms. It could be used therapeutically for individuals 21 years old and older.
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The bill would require state-funded programs including Medical Assistance and MinnesotaCare to cover the costs of infertility health care, such as in vitro fertilization.
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The recognition of a Kettle River first responder's efforts illustrates the balancing act between passion for their mission and funding woes.
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The rally highlighted the importance of budgetary decisions this session that would affect providers and disabled people in their ability to get the care they need.
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Thirteen states, including Minnesota, cover weight loss medications for obesity treatments through Medicaid, according to Kaiser's 2025 Medicaid budget survey.
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The trauma system ensures seriously injured patients quickly get care at hospitals that can meet their needs. Grand Itasca has also been designated a Primary Stroke Center.