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Reporting on State Politics and Government

A tall tale? A $300K request for Green Giant museum
Ho! Ho! Ho! State borrowing request would pay homage to Green Giant and the vegetable industry he stands for.
The Legislature ends its stalemate over unemployment assistance for the Iron Range and tax relief for businesses.
A Minnesota Senate panel is considering competing plans for addressing student discipline issues in public schools.
Some items in the news as you begin your Thursday.
Dayton sounds off on prison, PolyMet, MNsure and more
To the worry of his staff, Gov. Dayton sometimes gets the itch to call a news conference without a set agenda and take whatever questions are out there. He did that Wednesday.
A Republican state senator is mulling a primary run after losing the GOP endorsement at a local party convention Tuesday night.
Some news items to get your Tuesday started,
Real ID study gets Senate consent
Planning for new drivers license standards would be allowed and be expected to move quickly under legislation adopted Monday by the state Senate.