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The bill would allow cities and counties to have dual licensing powers over retailers of cannabis products within their jurisdiction.

The Legislature is expected to approve funding to provide all Minnesota students with lunch and breakfast.

She was accused of killing her fourth son in the 1960s but a police search of her home, including ground-penetrating radar, turned up nothing.

The proposal would require the Met Council to develop a code of conduct for transit riders and then create a two-phase plan to enforce it.

Updating the way Minnesota responds to hate crimes has been a goal of a community coalition and DFL lawmakers for three years.

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Sen. John Marty is the chair of the Senate Finance Committee, a legislative panel that usually is the place where omnibus bills get final approval.

Coming up with a budget plan is more fun when a governor gets to increase spending and cut taxes, and a $17.6 billion surplus means Walz can do both.

Called “Democracy Dollars,” the proposal would automatically send Minnesota voters coupons to easily spend on their favorite candidates.

How soon? Who’s in charge? How high will taxes be? MinnPost’s guide to the marijuana legalization bill answers these questions and more.