Quinn Gorham

On Tuesday, Governor Tim Walz held a ceremonial bill signing to celebrate the passage of a new law aimed at cracking down on catalytic converter thefts in the State of Minnesota.

The bill protects women and providers involved in abortions from being extradited to other states for breaking any anti-abortion laws.

MN Gov. Walz signed the bill into law at an elementary school in the Twin Cities.

The plan builds upon the budget released early in 2023, adding new investments for public safety, education, and local projects.

Minnesota Republicans voted to block a roughly $1.5 billion bonding bill.

While the bill creates regulations and provisions for new businesses and dispensaries, the existing “hemp-derived THC” industry could suffer if steps aren’t taken to protect their products.

Tribal Leaders from around the state convened on the House floor Monday. March 13 to educate and explain the importance of protecting tribal communities and their sovereignty.

The Minnesota House of Representatives passed a bonding package that would set aside roughly 1.9 billion dollars for projects around the state. Both bills required a supermajority to pass, and now go on to the Minnesota Senate.