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The Minnesota House has passed a bill that allows a union drive among home daycare providers and personal care attendants after about 10 hours of debate strung out over more than two days.
Supporters of legislation to crack down on bullying in schools are vowing to press on next year after their bill got held up in the Minnesota Senate.
Minnesota lawmakers are back at their desks for the final hours of the legislative session.
At the request of Gov. Mark Dayton's administration, the Legislature is temporarily rerouting money from a new cigarette tax and from a corporate tax to backfill a lagging stadium fund.
Minnesota Democrats are making a late push on a bill to raise the state's minimum wage.
A committee made up of House and Senate members is finalizing one of the most anticipated bills to come out of the legislature this year. The tax bill contains some of the proposals discussed this spring at the Capitol.
The House defeated an $800 million public works construction bill Friday, leaving little room for a second try in 2013
The Minnesota Senate has voted to freeze tuition rates at the state's public colleges and universities for the next two years.
The Minnesota House has turned back an $800 million construction projects bill that failed to win a needed super-majority.
Gov. Dayton is proposing lawmakers tap smokers and corporate loopholes to shore up the state's share of the Vikings stadium.
Legislative leaders and Gov. Dayton have reached an accord on which tax hikes to pursue, and which ones to drop for now
Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann has rushed out a television ad in hopes of capitalizing on the latest U.S. House vote to undo President Barack Obama's health care law.
Minnesota Democrats are giving up for the year on a push to change election law so people could start voting weeks before Election Day.
A tax compromise remains elusive at the Minnesota State Capitol with only five days left in the 2013 legislative session.