Here’s what labor policy bills will likely pass in Minnesota — and other labor news
By Max Nesterak, Minnesota Reformer
Take a seat in the Break Room, our weekly roundup of labor news in Minnesota
MyPillow is getting evicted from a warehouse, but Lindell says it’s not used anymore
By Deena Winter, Minnesota Reformer
MyPillow is getting evicted from one of two Shakopee warehouses it leases, but CEO Mike
Highlights from Walz’s state of the state: Education, infrastructure and gun control
“Tonight, I’m proud to report that the state of our state is strong, and one of the main reasons is because the kids of our state are better equipped to thrive,” Walz said.
Minnesota governor says public option won’t happen this year — and other labor news
By Max Nesterak, Minnesota Reformer
Take a seat in the Break Room, our weekly round-up of labor news in Minnesota
Minneapolis police chief: We may have to stop investigating property crimes
By Deena Winter, Minnesota Reformer
Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara has had a relatively successful tenure since arriving in
Walz proposes $226 million supplemental budget
Walz said his proposal for this year’s supplemental budget is intentionally small and will keep Minnesota on “solid fiscal footing.”
Minnesota’s fiscal outlook improves; budget agency urges caution
However, the state still faces a looming deficit — or “structural imbalance” — in future years, as spending will outpace revenue.
Compromise reached on school resource officers bill
By Deena Winter, Minnesota Reformer
Republican and Democratic-Farmer-Labor lawmakers appear to have struck a compromise on rules to govern cops’
