Private school cuts, fraud and homeowner's associations: This week in the Minnesota Legislature

Private school cuts, fraud and homeowner's associations: This week in the Minnesota Legislature

ST. PAUL — Minnesota lawmakers are in the final stretch to the May 19 end-of-session deadline with hopes of getting a budget and bonding bill across the finish line. Leaders of the House and Senate continue to meet for hours each day with Gov. Tim Walz to negotiate budget target discrepancies — as late as 10:30 p.m. on Wednesday. As leaders negotiate, lawmakers continue to push budget bills off the floor, while Minnesotans are showing up to the …

Private school leaders say Walz’s proposal to cut non-public school funding goes against ‘One Minnesota’ slogan

Austin Erickson’s interview with Hillcrest Lutheran Academy Head of School Jeff Isaac [audio mp3="https://dehayf5mhw1h7.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/sites/2329/2025/05/09115852/hillcrest-lutheran-interview.mp3"] Austin Erickson’s conversation with Park Christian President Chris Nellermoe [audio mp3="https://dehayf5mhw1h7.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/sites/2329/2025/05/09122721/park-christian-interview.mp3"]   MINNESOTA – Leaders of Wes…

STEELE COUNTY REPUBLICANS: The countdown begins

Today is Saturday, May 10. That date indicates the Minnesota Legislature is counting down their last nine days of this session before the Minnesota Constitution requires their work to be done. And no, Minnesota taxpayers are not interested in adding…

Walz stands by cuts to ed funding to private schools

(St. Paul MN-) A showdown on education cuts could be a stumbling block as Democrats and Republicans try to reach a balanced budget agreement. Governor Walz has proposed cutting non-public school aid by $109 million over the next year.