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Governor Walz announces a dashboard Minnesotans can use to track federal funding cuts affecting Minnesota

Governor Tim Walz today announced a new dashboard Minnesotans can use to track disruptions and cancellations of federal funding and their impact on services available to Minnesotans. Federal disruptions and cuts so far include grants to track measles and avian influenza, provide heating assistance, and mitigate flooding.   Despite court orders prohibiting the federal government from […]

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2024-25 Name a Snowplow Contest Results have been announced

We’re Off To See The Blizzard and Anthony Sledwards join the Minnesota Department of Transportation’s snowplow fleet as two of the eight winners in the 2024-25 Name a Snowplow contest. Governor Tim Walz joined MnDOT Commissioner Nancy Daubenberger to announce the winning names today. Nearly 23,500 voters cast a ballot in this year’s contest. The

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Former Governor Arne Carlson says taxpayer money wasted due to “dishonesty and ineptitude” in the Walz administration

Former Minnesota Governor Arne Carlson says he opposes efforts by Governor Tim Walz to create another layer of state government to investigate efforts to “steal public money” while suggesting there are already systems and personnel in place to prevent further efforts to financially defraud the state. In a letter to State Representative Lisa Demuth, the

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Minnesota Exports continue to outpace the national rate

Governor Tim Walz and the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) today announced that Minnesota exports rose to $6.7 billion last quarter, jumping nearly 11% over the same quarter last year. Growth of Minnesota exports outpaced the national rate (3%) for the quarter and outperformed all but 12 other states. “Minnesota’s surge in

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Minnesotans can take advantage of the Child Tax Credit

Governor Tim Walz has announced that taxpayers who qualify for Minnesota’s nation-leading Child Tax Credit will have the option to receive advance payments of the credit during the upcoming tax filing season. Minnesota is the first state in the nation to offer this option for Child Tax Credit recipients. More than 223,000 tax returns claimed

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SENATOR MARK JOHNSON RESPONDS TO REPORT THAT MN DEPT. OF EDUCATION TO BLAME IN MASSIVE COVID FRAUD

Senate Minority Leader Mark Johnson (R- East Grand Forks) held a press conference to respond a devastating report from the nonpartisan Office of the Legislative Auditor (OLA) reviewing Minnesota Department of Education’s (MDE) oversight of the nonprofit Feeding our Future. The report found MDE’s oversight of Feeding Our Future to be inadequate and that, “MDE’s actions and

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