Members of a joint working group laid out a course of action, both legislative and by the DHS, that is set to stretch several years into the future, with more immediate benchmarks leading up to significant legislative action starting in 2016.

Republicans renewed their call for the state to begin transitioning to the federal healthcare.gov system.

Minnesota wasn’t subject, individually, to the court’s decision, but Gov. Mark Dayton warned that a ruling that eliminated subsidies for other states would have “thrown the whole system into chaos.”

Despite a federal court ruling, elected officials are reluctant to give sex offenders more freedom.

Retiring suburban senator says it’s time for ‘new energy from new folks.'

The MinnesotaCare provision is the bill’s most significant change to existing law, and perhaps its least likely to gain agreement from Senate Democrats and Gov. Mark Dayton.

The dramatic cut in the number of uninsured people in the state brought cheers from Democrats, but the federal health care law will remain a focus of GOP campaigns.

DHS computer troubles delay cost-lowering transfer under new law.

The goal is to create a “wraparound” for the Emergency Medical Assistance program that would essentially give state-funded Medicaid benefits to affected immigrants.

DHS’s Siegel overcomes disease to make outsized contributions to health care policy.