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GOP, Dayton move closer on K-12, public safety and courts funding

Republican leaders at the Legislature say they are willing to match Gov. Mark Dayton's numbers for the K-12 Education, Public Safety and Judiciary budget bills.

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GOP senators file petition challenging courts authority to spend money

Four GOP senators have filed a petition in Ramsey County District Court seeking to prohibit the judicial branch from spending state dollars if a government shutdown occurs. The legal brief argues that...

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KSTP poll: Dayton’s support slips ahead of potential government shutdown

Support for Gov. Mark Dayton is slipping as an impasse with the Republican-led Legislature heads towards a potential government shutdown, according to a new poll conducted by SurveyUSA. Of those...

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GOP leaders, Dayton say they’re having ‘constructive’ budget talks

With just days to go before government will shutdown absent a deal to solve the state's budget deficit, Gov. Mark Dayton and Republican leaders of the Legislature say they are having "worthwhile" and...

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Paper Trail: GOP policy-laden offer to Gov. Dayton

The so-called “cone of silence” over budget negotiations has cracked since talks melted down Thursday afternoon and Minnesota headed into a state government shutdown. Dayton spokesman Bob Hume also...

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Running Aces pushes racinos with statewide radio campaign

Running Aces Harness Park is airing radio ads statewide promoting Racinos as a partial solution to the state's budget impasse. The racetrack will initially spend $35,000 to tout the economic benefits...

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Canterbury Park reaching critical point as another weekend of lost racing looms

Canterbury Park is heading toward its third straight weekend of canceled racing cards. Some trainers and jockeys are starting to move on to other racetracks across the country.

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Paper Trail: Inmate visitations, religious services curtailed during shutdown

Prison inmates are feeling the affects of the government shutdown. Visitations have been suspended until further notice and group religious services eliminated, according to a July 7 memo sent to the...

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Former House Speaker calls out Legislature for closed-door process

At the close of a press conference called by Republican legislative leaders to discuss the $11 billion health and human services bill, former DFL House Speaker Bob Vanasek offered some pointed...

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Dayton supplemental budget aims at health care, jobs

Gov. Mark Dayton has offered a revised budget that raises revenue from business taxes to provide increased funding for several priorities.

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