Bonding proposals range from outdoor recreation to disaster preparation.

The Minnesota Department and Economic Development developed a “career profile tool,” a searchable database that allows users to see wages, demand and regional growth for virtually every job in the state.

Against the backdrop of brimming post-recession optimism, the worker shortage looming for years is beginning to sting as baby boomers retire and the pipeline of new workers undershoots demand.

The higher education omnibus bill became yet another case study in the poisonous style of debate that now seems a given in the House.

The governor said the timing is right for another borrowing bill, given the state’s surplus and low interest rates, although he conceded that he faced an uphill battle over bonding with Republican leadership in the House of Representatives.

Senate Democrats wanted to make community college free for Minnesota residents.

Draft recommendations for the strategy, presented Tuesday to the City Council’s Transportation and Public Works Committee, show traffic and parking lanes could be reduced in favor of more protected bike lanes, curb bump-outs, sidewalks and other pedestrian areas

Governor’s proposal to spend the $1.9 billion surplus faces resistance from the GOP.

The bill would inscribe numerous mandatory rules for how schools investigate allegations of sexual assault.

Gov. Dayton's budget proposal shares few themes with the DFL Senate, let alone GOP House.