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New offices nearly ready for senators
With less than two weeks remaining in 2015, workers are busy touching up ceilings and rolling out office chairs.
Capitol construction work has lobbyists in a pinch
A key concern is access to the House of Representatives during floor sessions.
Hann looks ahead to 2016 session, elections
Minority Leader Hann sees a path to swinging the Senate back to GOP control.
GOP pressed for pricier Capitol furnishings
House Republicans quietly pushed to bump up the furnishings allocation by $2 million, or 45 percent.
Senate building, Capitol projects advance
Four months after surviving a legal challenge from a former state lawmaker, the four-story Senate building is rising up on a former surface parking lot.
The Capitol Note: “Unsession” slashes 1,175 obsolete laws
Right on schedule, the new Senate office building is ready for senators and other staff to start moving in after New Year’s Day. With less than two weeks remaining in 2015, workers are busy touching up ceilings and rolling out office chairs. All that will be missing when the building opens in 2016 will be ...
The Capitol Note: Dayton, DFL leaders tout progress
During a press conference Tuesday, Dayton and DFL legislative leaders prefaced the looming 2014 mid-term campaigns with a checklist of their accomplishments at the helm of state government.
The Capitol Note: Medical marijuana proposal continues forward, fate unclear
A medical marijuana proposal is moving to another committee in a continued sprint toward an uncertain future.
The Capitol Note: Dayton to sign minimum wage hike
Right on schedule, the new Senate office building is ready for senators and other staff to start moving in after New Year’s Day. With less than two weeks remaining in 2015, workers are busy touching up ceilings and rolling out office chairs. All that will be missing when the building opens in 2016 will be ...
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