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A Senate ethics showdown Tuesday could help determine what will be accomplished in the remaining two weeks of the 2024 legislative session now overshadowed by the first-degree burglary charges against DFL Sen. Nicole Mitchell. It's unclear what, if anything, the ethics subcommittee will do beyond convening for a rare session to consider the complaint against Mitchell filed after she was ...

The bill received just 26 Republican “no” votes and goes before the Senate for a vote next

House File 3488 would ban making money off of social media accounts that feature children under the age of 14.

The READ Act has Minnesota schools turning the page on an old approach to reading, but some teachers are alerting state lawmakers to racially insensitive material as they get to this new chapter.

Legislators are considering measures that would add additional teeth to state laws that deal with producing falsified content about elected officials and calling law enforcement to their homes on false pretenses.

A proposed new law would require insurance companies to cover fertility treatment for Minnesota couples who need medical help to have children.

Minnesotans who struggled with infertility and being able to afford treatment packed a room at the State Capitol on Wednesday, some carrying their fidgety babies, to support legislation that would require health plans to provide coverage for infertility treatment. Hoisting their daughter Isla in their arms, Miraya and Andy Gran shared how their heart-wrenching journey with infertility spanned ...

A bill likely to come before the Minnesota Legislature this session would place restrictions on businesses that offer online products or services that collect the data of child users.

Thirteen DFL senators signed a letter condemning Sen. Ron Latz, DFL-St. Louis Park, for describing Gaza as a “poisonous” breeding ground for terrorism.

A group of more than 600 Democratic legislators from 49 states have signed an amicus brief to the U.S. Supreme Court urging the justices to overturn an appellate court decision