With a government shutdown looming on July 1, and no special session announced, the state will have to give layoff notices next week to employees deemed not to work in "critical services".

If lawmakers don't reach a deal soon, the government could shut down, meaning the paychecks for state workers are on the line.

The issue of MinnesotaCare coverage for undocumented adults spills over into the upcoming special session as lawmakers and Gov. Tim Walz failed to pass the Health budget.

It’s crunch time at the Minnesota State Capitol and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is optimistic that work on the state budget ...

Westrom and Anderson expressed their willingness to work with the administration throughout the transition process.

The 1,758 delegates at the two-day gathering, including 180 from Greenville County, will vote on leadership and hear from Govs. Wes Moore and Tim Walz ...

Minnesota lawmakers are still at work trying to finalize details of the new nearly $67 billion budget with tension growing.

Even some states led by Democrats look to pull back incentives on electric vehicles as budgets tighten and as the Trump ...

Dozens of protesters yesterday gathered outside Governor Tim Walz's office, protesting the budget agreement that will ...

The 1,758 delegates at the two-day gathering, including 180 from Greenville County, will vote on leadership and hear from ...

Minnesota’s legislative leaders were tight-lipped about progress on the state budget as they entered a closed-door meeting with Governor Tim Walz on Tuesday.

State employees could start to receive layoff notices in the coming weeks if Minnesota lawmakers don’t convene for a special ...