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Kelly-Ann May Sinclair — who helped arrange the disposal of her overdosed friend Blake Riley's body at Preston in Queensland — will spend at least six months in prison for interfering with a corpse.

While 22 states have legalized growing the plant for medical or recreational uses, it remains illegal federally, and moving marijuana products across state lines is banned in most states.

MinnPost reporters Peter Callaghan and Walker Orenstein will answer your questions about the 2023 legislative session at our next in-person event.

It would seem that with DFL control of the House, Senate and governor's office would improve chances for an early finish. But as one longtime observer points out, "Nobody fights like family."

Those who fought for marriage equality say conversations with Minnesotans about their values helped ensure defeat in 2012 of a constitutional amendment and a change in Minnesota law soon after.

MinnPost reporters Peter Callaghan and Walker Orenstein will answer your questions about the 2023 legislative session at our next in-person event.

A proposal earlier in the legislative session called for stateside ranked choice voting by 2026. What's still alive now is a task force that would consider a variety of election issues.

Senate DFLers are touting their new proposal as more "elegant" than a House proposal to require 10% of the vote on a statewide ballot to achieve "major party" status.

“Here in Minnesota, when we talk about freedom, we talk about having your children be free to go to school without worrying about being shot dead,” Walz said during his State of the State speech.

The trial, which was expected to run for a month, was abruptly halted on Monday afternoon, with Justice Peter Callaghan telling the jurors there had been testimony given to the court which should not have.