Bonding proposals range from outdoor recreation to disaster preparation.

A belated capital investment package will direct $370 million to various projects throughout Minnesota, but lots of projects were left off the final bill.

If the bids come in low enough and the project’s $11.6 million budget allows, the scope will include an additional 15,000 square feet of convention center space.

For fans of road and bridge improvements, the 2014 legislative session was sort of like winning the consolation prize instead of the big stuffed animal in the ring-toss game at the State Fair.

A water pipeline project for Republican-controlled southwestern Minnesota border cities will likely be the key to passing a bonding bill this session.

The looming release of the Senate bill launches dickering season at the Legislature.

Nearly a year after the Minnesota Legislature approved a 100-bed skilled nursing home on the Minneapolis Veterans Home campus, the state is still waiting for most of the funding commitment from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.

Gov. Mark Dayton is encouraging DFL state legislators to break an agreement they made with Republicans last year.

The proposal includes more than $436 million for projects at the University of Minnesota and Minnesota State Colleges and Universities campuses.

Minnesota DFL leaders say they expect to pass an $850 million bonding bill next year after Democratic and Republican leadership reached an agreement on the size of the construction project package during the waning hours of the 2013 legislative session.