MN House Children & Families Finance & Policy Committee on Harvey’s Law and today's headlines
Today on The Afternoon Shift, we follow the Minnesota House Children & Families Finance & Policy Committee as it holds a hearing on Harvey’s Law, legislation that would require cameras in child care centers. We bring you live coverage from the Capitol, including testimony from Catherine and Hunter Mucklebust and remarks from Rep. Nolan West (R), as lawmakers debate the proposal and its potential impact on Minnesota families. Plus, today’s top headlines.
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MN House Children & Families Finance & Policy Committee on Harvey’s Law and today's headlines

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