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A member of the Minnesota legislature is among the latest in the state to die after contracting COVID-19.

Minnesota budget officials are reporting a huge improvement in the state’s finances - even though the COVID pandemic is still causing serious financial challenges.

Just a friendly reminder for all you Minnesotans, do not harvest wild ginseng before September 1st or you could be facing some serious trouble!

Minnesota has become the only state in the country still selling 3.2 beer.

A bill that includes language to fix a "glitch" that threatened to delay the expansion of Highway 14 between Dodge Center and Owatonna is headed to the governor's desk for his signature.

The State Supreme Court has ruled the state constitution allows the Governor to veto funding for the legislature, but left open the question of whether leaving the legislature without funds is constitutional.

History was made at the Minnesota Supreme Court in St Paul Monday morning.

Minnesota Sen. John Jasinski of Faribault will be on AM Minnesota at 9:30 this morning to give us a summary of the legislative session that ended at 3AM today.
He might have his eyelids propped open with toothpicks, but he will be joining us
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Sen. John Jasinski of Faribault will be our guest on AM Minnesota at 9:30AM.
I am curious to get his take on the budgeting process because he is in his first year in the Minnesota Senate. I will try to get caught up on any bills he has introduced...

The bill known as H.F. No. 30 was voted on Monday, Feb. 20, in the Minnesota House. It passed 85-45. If it passes the Senate, it would repeal a law that has been in place for 159 years. The bill to allow Sunday liquor sales from 10AM to 6PM now moves on to the Senate, where the general vibe seems to…