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Minnesota ranked 5th in country for child well-being, according to pandemic-era data

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Gov. Tim Walz wants to end child poverty in Minnesota. What would that take?

The administration is proposing a new state agency and a suite of tax changes to help tackle the problem.

Paid family and sick leave could soon be reality for Minnesotan's

The Senate Jobs and Economic Development Committee Wednesday approved a measure that would give Minnesota workers up to 12 weeks paid family leave.

All Minnesota workers could take paid leave under DFL plan

Minnesota could be the 12th state to pass a paid leave program. It would be funded by employers and employees.

Minnesota sees historic drop in child poverty

Support programs, work requirements cited as keys

Minnesota Republican legislators back private insurance-based paid family leave

GOP lawmakers said the plan would allow small businesses to find the best options for their needs, but critics said relying on private insurance could still leave many Minnesotans without coverage.

Minnesota Republican legislators back private insurance-based paid family leave

GOP lawmakers said the plan would allow small businesses to find the best options for their needs, but critics said relying on private insurance could still leave many Minnesotans without coverage.

Minnesota Republican legislators back private insurance-based paid family leave

GOP lawmakers said the plan would allow small businesses to find the best options for their needs, but critics said relying on private insurance could still leave many Minnesotans without coverage.

Minnesota Republican legislators back private insurance-based paid family leave

GOP lawmakers said the plan would allow small businesses to find the best options for their needs, but critics said relying on private insurance could still leave many Minnesotans without coverage.