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Morning Headlines – March 18th, 2024

>>Busy Monday at the Minnesota State Capitol (St. Paul, MN) -- Bills that would set minimum wage protections for Minnesotans with disabilities have hearings (p-m) in both the Minnesota House and Senate. This morning (Mon 1030am) there's the last committee stop before a House floor vote on a bill requiring plain language on driver’s license written tests, and a bill naming a section of...

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Midday Headlines – March 18th, 2024

>>Ellison Warns About Healthcare-Related Scams After UnitedHealth Hack (St. Paul, MN)  --  Attorney General Keith Ellison is warning all Minnesotans about possible healthcare scams.  Hackers attacked a subsidiary of UnitedHealth Group last month, leading to severe problems for companies that were unable to receive payments.  Information from millions of customers may also have been...

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Afternoon Headlines – Mar. 18th, 2024

>>Walz proposes modest $226M supplemental budget (St. Paul, MN) -- Governor Tim Walz is proposing the state spend 226 million dollars of the projected 3.7-billion-dollar budget surplus for 2024-25. The modest, one-page proposal comes in the context of the latest forecast showing that, although the surplus grew by 1.3 billion dollars for the current budget cycle, there's still a long-term...

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Afternoon Headlines – Mar. 18th, 2024

>>Walz proposes modest $226M supplemental budget (St. Paul, MN) -- Governor Tim Walz is proposing the state spend 226 million dollars of the projected 3.7-billion-dollar budget surplus for 2024-25. The modest, one-page proposal comes in the context of the latest forecast showing that, although the surplus grew by 1.3 billion dollars for the current budget cycle, there's still a long-term...

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Midday Headlines – March 18th, 2024

>>Ellison Warns About Healthcare-Related Scams After UnitedHealth Hack (St. Paul, MN)  --  Attorney General Keith Ellison is warning all Minnesotans about possible healthcare scams.  Hackers attacked a subsidiary of UnitedHealth Group last month, leading to severe problems for companies that were unable to receive payments.  Information from millions of customers may also have been...

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Morning Headlines – March 18th, 2024

>>Busy Monday at the Minnesota State Capitol (St. Paul, MN) -- Bills that would set minimum wage protections for Minnesotans with disabilities have hearings (p-m) in both the Minnesota House and Senate. This morning (Mon 1030am) there's the last committee stop before a House floor vote on a bill requiring plain language on driver’s license written tests, and a bill naming a section of...

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