A report says 190,000 people in Minnesota could become uninsured if the tax bill passes and the Affordable Care Act's enhanced tax credit expires.

While Durant raises Houston's ceiling, the Rockets' depth took a hit with this deal as they traded two starters for one.

ST. PAUL — Less than a month out of a possible government shutdown, Minnesota’s tax bill — one of the last pieces of the state budget — remains in limbo. Gov. Tim Walz and leaders have ...

Minnesota’s tax on recreational cannabis products could go up before the state’s marijuana market fully launches in the next year. As part of a budget deal, Gov. Tim Walz and ...

As Minnesota lawmakers reach a state budget framework agreement, Stearns County is sounding the alarm about potential local impacts. The state's budget reevaluates the cost-sharing percentage with ...

The proposal to cut the state sales tax from 6% to 5.25% is predicted to save taxpayers $5 billion. However, the Florida Policy Institute cautions that lost revenue to the state may come at a cost.

A separate plan from the Senate would cut the state’s flat income tax rate (from 4.4 to 2.99 percent by 2030), reduce the sales tax on groceries from 7 to 5 percent, and increase the state’s gas tax.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz called for spending cuts Thursday in a $65.9 billion two-year budget proposal that includes a modest reduction in the overall state sales tax but new taxes on services like ...

Gov. Tim Walz unveils ‘responsible' budget proposal ahead of looming deficit Walz focused on tackling fraud, cutting state spending and long-term fiscal stability in Minnesota’s 2026-27 budget.

Walz puts forward budget for the next two years 02:07. ST. PAUL, Minn. — Gov. Tim Walz's budget proposal would make changes to sales tax collections and trim state spending in an effort to stave ...

Walz unveils slimmer Minnesota budget, pitches sales tax cut. Published 5:46 am Thursday, January 16, 2025 ...

Ballots in at least a few Minnesota cities and counties are asking voters a similar question: Are you willing to accept a temporary sales tax increase to expand public safety facilities?