Minnesota Governor Tim Walz Announces No 2026 Reelection Bid Amid Feeding Our Future Scandal
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New laws effective January 1 strengthen vulnerable adult protections, combat workers compensation fraud, raise watercraft fees for conservation, and repeal shotgun-only deer hunting zones in southern Minnesota, as detailed by the Minnesota House of Representatives and MPR News. St. Paul Public Schools faces a 15 million dollar shortfall for 2026-27 despite 37 million in new taxes, driven by capital projects like HVAC upgrades, the Star Tribune notes.
Construction booms with data centers leading optimism, per Finance and Commerce surveys, alongside airport expansions at MSP, mixed-use sites like Highland Bridge and The Heights, and University of Minnesota's 126 million St. Paul campus center seeking designs for 2027 groundbreaking. Industrial markets expect strength in the Twin Cities.
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Looking Ahead: The legislature convenes February 17 to May 18, eyeing U of M funding and open governor race contenders. Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey's inauguration and Northstar Line changes unfold soon, with child care compliance checks ramping up.
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