Judge Issues Final Ruling On Minnesota ‘Use Of Deadly Force’ Law
The law was changed in reaction to the death of George Floyd.
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Why You Might Soon Be Able to Buy Beer at Grocery Stores in Minnesota
Minnesota still has some of the most restrictive alcohol laws in the country, but that could be changing in the near future.
Minnesota Lawmaker Recovering From Power Saw Accident
She cut off three fingers while working with the saw.
Minnesota Law Enforcement Groups Are Suing Gov Walz And State
They are concerned about changes made to the state's "use of force" statute.
Minnesota Legislature Approves Republican Tax Bill
It contains nearly a billion dollars in cuts.
Why Do Minnesota’s State Legislators Only Work 4 Months a Year?
They just wrapped up the 2021 Legislative session and aren't scheduled to reconvene until next January! Why do our state legislators only work 4 months a year?
Rochester Lawmaker Offers Relief Plan For Natural Gas Price Surge
Rochester Senator Dave Senjem found no opposition last week when his “2021 Polar Vortex Loan Account” bill was approved by the Senate.
Can 64 Minnesota Counties Really Secede and Join South Dakota?
A bill introduced in the Minnesota legislature last week would allow 64 western Minnesota counties to leave the state and join a new, larger South Dakota. But will it happen?
Minnesota Earns Mixed Grades In Annual Tobacco-Related Report
This year’s “State of Tobacco Control” report from the American Lung Association gives Minnesota mixed grades.
Rochester Senator Responds To Walz Move To Change Emissions Rules
St Paul (KROC AM News) - A Rochester state lawmaker is reacting to news from the Walz Administration about planned changes in the state’s regulations dealing with vehicle emissions.
According to the office of Senator Carla Nelson:
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency today announced that they will move to adopt California-style clean car emissions standards.
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