Minnesota union employees demand Walz halt half-time in office policy
Around 500 Minnesota state employees protested Saturday in St. Paul, calling on DFL Gov. Tim Walz to reverse course on a policy to require more in-office work. The governor says having more employees spend at least half their time at their workplaces will improve communication and collaboration.
Taking a page out of Beyoncé's playbook, Minnesota governor Tim Walz stopped the tour bus to visit a Frenchy's. The former vice presidential candidate, who is apparently "a huge jerk," according to ...
Former St. Cloud City Council member Jeff Johnson announced his gubernatorial bid. In 2017, he tried to temporarily halt ...
The graduate student was scooped up Thursday by ICE, prompting strong reactions from the university president and Minnesota ...
The governor is seeking the statewide sales tax to be cut from 6.875% to 6.8%, meaning Minnesotans would pay $7.5 cents less ...
The two largest state worker unions are weighing their options in fighting against Gov. Tim Walz’s requirement that most ...
Under a draft report by the council reviewed by 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS, the governor’s salary would increase from $149,550 in ...
Minnesota’s governors enjoyed power to pardon, or commute the sentence of anyone convicted of a crime in state courts.
Tim Walz is away from Minnesota at a pretty crucial time for state governance. We could use him here, seeking bipartisan ...
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