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Minneapolis Star-Tribune. May 25, 2024.

A new anti-abortion ad campaign is spreading across the state of Minnesota this week — in newspapers, on radio, and on TV, including here on FOX 9.

House Democrats on Wednesday evening walked back a proposal that would have made the first week of Minnesota’s new paid family and medical leave program unpaid unless the worker could show that they had less than 80 hours of paid time off from their employer. Minnesota’s new paid leave program was a key Democratic victory […] The post After union pushback, House DFL cuts proposal to change first week of new leave program to unpaid appeared first on Minnesota Reformer.

DFL lawmakers are proposing a handful of bills this session targeting corporations.

When a total solar eclipse passes over upstate New York on April 8, the Haudenosaunee Confederacy will celebrate the once in a lifetime event as the anniversary of its founding.

Job listings could soon be required to include the starting salary as a way to close the gender wage gap.

Independent pharmacies are closing at an alarming rate in Minnesota, prompting statewide groups to press lawmakers for some relief.

DFL lawmakers at the Capitol are carrying legislation that would boost pharmacy reimbursement rates and replicate federal policy that let pharmacies test and vaccinate against more illnesses.