House, Senate strike apparent deal on $216 million in business relief, not on unemployment benefits
Minnesota lawmakers have struck a deal to send $216 million in cash relief to businesses hit by the coronavirus pandemic and mandatory shutdowns, but there's no agreement to extend unemployment benefits to laid-off workers.
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