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Divisions with leadership over data centers, R&D credits and corporate tax breaks threaten to sink one of Minnesota’s final budget bills ahead of a potential special session.
As stories of fraud have come to light, Minnesota legislators are making fraud prevention a priority this session
Catch up on some of the other business that took place at the Minnesota Capitol.
Catch up on some of the other business that took place at the Minnesota Capitol.

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Plymouth Brethren has long called Neche, North Dakota, home. But global scrutiny has cast a spotlight on the church and its powerful position in a small rural town on the border with Canada.
Thief River Falls students raised $70,000 to keep their third-grade class open after budget constraints threatened it and 10 teaching positions
Starting off at Bemidji City Hall, Flanagan and local leaders discussed the state’s child tax credit, followed by a tour of Bemidji State's Technology, Art and Design Department.
Brainerd ÍáÍáÂþ»­ Board member John Ward discusses fair and equitable funding for schools in the state
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Spouse of Cargill agribusiness heir had purchased around 20 Duluth properties, which she had reportedly planned to 'modernize and beautify' before changing her mind
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For a married joint filer, the standard deduction would be increased by $3,250 to $27,650. For a head of household filer, it would be increased by $2,450 to $20,800.
Bemidji State University’s Department of Accountancy is again offering free federal and state tax preparation and eFiling to the public from 4 to 6 p.m. on Wednesdays, Feb. 21 to April 10.
The AARP Foundation Tax-Aide program will provide free tax preparation assistance, especially for ages 50 and older or with a low to moderate income, Feb. 5 through April 15 at the senior center.
Projects on Gov. Tim Walz's list ranged from wastewater treatment plant replacements to ice rinks and flood mitigation
A look at some of the biggest policy changes that took effect this year — and how some will impact Minnesotans in 2024
Minnesota is one of about a dozen states where governments are allowed to routinely keep surplus revenues from forfeited sales. That practice may be changing.

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