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CAPITOL CHATTER Legislative notebook: House sets off bigger fireworks, too
The House joined the Senate Monday in wanting to allow more powerful fireworks in Minnesota. However, unless the Senate accepts House changes, negotiators need to work out differences. Newly legal f...
Posted on 4/24/12 at 5:24 AM
Lawmakers back Capitol fix
Other projects appear to be more controversialST. PAUL — Fixing the Minnesota Capitol building’s crumbling outside walls and aging interior won easy approval from a key House committee Tuesday, but funding other public works projects around the state may prove more controversial.
By Don Davis , March 20, 2012
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Students don’t want lawmakers to ‘get out of jail free’
ST. PAUL — Legislators who drink and drive should face the same consequences as everyone else, a group of college students argues.
By Danielle Nordine , March 15, 2012
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Lawmakers consider cracking down on synthetic drugs
ST. PAUL — In a continued fight against synthetic drugs, Minnesota lawmakers are considering making selling some of them a felony.
By Danielle Nordine , March 14, 2012
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Lawmakers seek to limit school levy votes
ST. PAUL — More than 100 Minnesota school districts ask voters to approve paying $900 million more property taxes next week in an election some Republican lawmakers said was scheduled to favor passage.
By Don Davis , November 02, 2011
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Lawmakers adjourn without budget
ST. PAUL -- The smiles seen on Jan. 4, opening day of the 2011 legislative session, became frowns by Monday as Minnesota’s 201 lawmakers headed home with no idea when they will wrap up their primary job: writing a two-year budget.
By Don Davis , May 23, 2011
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Dayton, lawmakers look to fight invasive species
ST. PAUL — Minnesota policymakers want to quickly launch a long-discussed war on plants and animals invading the state.
By Don Davis , March 16, 2011
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Lawmakers try to find health funding
ST. PAUL — Some Minnesota lawmakers say they have found a way to prevent closing physical and mental health facilities serving the disabled, mentally ill, chemically dependent and those with brain injuries.
By Don Davis , April 13, 2010
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