2025 Minnesota legislative session

MPR News is your source for updates on the 2025 Minnesota legislative session. Whether you’re looking for information about a new law or want an update on state funding decisions, you can find it here.

A $1 billion plan for state-backed construction projects is headed toward Gov. Tim Pawlenty's desk, though he warned in a letter Monday evening that he'll veto the entire bill.
DFL legislative leaders say they may try this week to override Gov. Pawlenty's veto of a bill that extends funding for a health care program for some of the state's poorest residents. But the override vote will not come on Monday.
Home brewers, the Minnesota Legislature wants to help.
Both parties ready for GAMC override showdown
DFL leaders in the House and Senate are gearing up for a showdown with Gov. Tim Pawlenty, most likely next week. They want to try to override his veto of a bill to extend health care coverage for thousands of low-income adults.
A House crime panel is looking at domestic abuse proposals on Friday, including a plan to use electronic tracking devices to keep suspected abusers away from their victims.
Gov. Tim Pawlenty's proposed budget fix includes cuts in transit funding, but the Met Coucil says the cuts should not effect riders.
Republicans in the Minnesota House say they want to create a new panel that would recommend ways to streamline state government operations.
The bill aims to encourage giving this year by allowing donors to deduct charitable contributions from their 2009 state income taxes.
A closer look at proposed health and welfare cuts
Legislators in charge of health and human services budget decisions discuss Gov. Pawlenty's budget-cutting proposals announced Monday.
Legislators on right and left react to governor's budget cuts
Gov. Pawlenty has outlined spending cuts he wants in the current fiscal year budget to close a $1.2 billion deficit. Midmorning asks two legislative leaders for their reactions.