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Legislature begins work on budget deal ahead of special session
Compromise will be key as the House is tied between DFL and GOP 67-67 and the DFL has a one-seat majority in the Senate. Top legislators said those groups will have to finalize bills and make compromises before a special session can start.
Only one bill that’s part of the $66 billion budget framework deal is getting public hearings so far: taxes. Other meetings ...
Hortman said now that this week has been ruled out for a special session, the next deadline might be to finish before June 1, ...
In the place of committee meetings, lawmakers are meeting in working groups to go over the budget. With the exception of a ...
Lawmakers are meeting in private to craft the budget bills they failed to pass in session. No special session has been ...
At the Minnesota Capitol, there have not been many signs of progress in state budget negotiations, but there has been plenty of pushback.
Minnesota Gov. Walz and State Capitol leaders want all issues buttoned up before the announcement of a formal special session ...
Minnesota funds the cost of two counselors who provide mental health counseling to the agriculture community across the ...
Governor Tim Walz and Minnesota legislative leaders have met for more than 13 hours over several sessions on Sunday and ...
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