Gov. Walz: Minnesota entering 'a new phase' of coronavirus preparations

The Governor said the state is starting to step up inter-agency coordination as it relates to the virus, but said Minnesotans should not panic.

Walz proposes $250K to enhance farm safety measures across Minnesota

Tuesday, Gov. Tim Walz and Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan announced a state funding proposal of $250,000 to enhance farm safety measures across the state.

Protesters disrupt Walz at University of Minnesota event

Gov. Tim Walz was twice interrupted by protesters, at one point having to leave the stage during a forum at the University of Minnesota’s Humphrey School of Public Affairs on Friday.

Minnesota regulators impose restrictions on Northern Metals after fire

Minnesota’s top pollution regulators ordered a Minneapolis recycling company to shut down some of its operations because of a massive fire that has burned for days in Sherburne County.

Gov. Walz proclaims Grain Bin Safety Week in Minnesota

The Governor made the proclamation after 10 Minnesotans died as a result of grain bin accidents since June.

Legislative leaders inspect progress on new system to replace MNLARS

After scrapping MNLARS in favor of starting over for a new vehicle registration system for Minnesota, the governor and state lawmakers got a chance to check out the progress on the replacement.

‘A Grinch': Gov. Walz blasts Trump administration over food stamp cuts

Gov. Tim Walz on Monday compared President Donald Trump to the Grinch over the Trump administration’s plan to restrict how thousands of low-income Minnesotans access food stamp benefits.

Gov. Walz launches new initiative to help shelter Minnesota's homeless this winter

Gov. Tim Walz launched a new initiative Thursday that aims to help Minnesota’s homeless find a warm place to stay this winter and he and other state officials are calling on all Minnesotans to help. 

Pardon considered in 1920 rape case that sparked Duluth lynchings

Gov. Tim Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison say they support reconsidering a century-old rape conviction that sparked one of the most grim episodes in Minnesota history.

Walz seeks outside experts to review Dept. of Human Services

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz says his administration is launching a competitive search for an outside firm to review the state Department of Human Services and recommend whether the massive agency should be restructured.

Minnesota sues Juul for deceptive and unlawful trade practices, false advertising

Minnesota is suing Juul Labs, the nation’s biggest producer of electronic cigarette products, accusing the company of hooking Minnesota kids on nicotine through deceptive marketing.

Gov. Walz sets special elections for two state House seats

Gov. Tim Walz has called special elections in two state House districts to fill the seats in time for the 2020 legislative session, as required by law.