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BLOG: Two Lakeville legislators propose a simpler plan for tax relief
The widely-advertised GOP House tax plan promises to "give it back" to 2 million Minnesotans in the form of a variety of targeted tax credits...
$20 million proposed for Snowbate program has bipartisan support, despite recent legislative auditor report
A bill at the Capitol would pump $20 Million into the Snowbate program which currently provides tax rebates for production companies to make movies and commercials in Minnesota.
Alpha News Update: April 22nd
Republican leaders propose returning the surplus with tax credits, a Woodbury resident doesn't want a new $485 million transit way and the unusual funding of the new Senate office building brings new amendments.
BLOG: Senate obligates taxpayers to pay millions to rent $90 Million senate office...
The hot topic of the new Minnesota Senate office building is back. On Monday, during a Senate floor session, amendments were introduced and defeated to address the cost of the project. The building and parking lot have been estimated to cost taxpayers $90 million. What many Minnesotans don't know is the unusual way the project was funded which obligates taxpayers to rent the space back from the state government.
BLOG: House Republicans Reveal Variety of Tax Credits
The Republican House announced their tax plan over the weekend. The bill calls for giving back the projected $1.9 Billion state surplus—and then some-- in the form of tax credits.
Alpha News Report: Legislators React to Bonding Proposal
Last week Governor Mark Dayton issued his bonding proposal, which includes an additional $842 million for bonding projects. Hear from legislators on both sides of the aisle.
Alpha News Update: April 17th
The MN State Legislature won't support Governor Dayton's all-day pre-K plans, and a republican representative is supporting the study of a new $485 million transit way.
Alpha News Exclusive: Senator Osmek says its time to “Rein in Met Council”
Senator Dave Osmek (R) of Mound is upset with the activities of the Minnesota's Metropolitan Council.
BLOG: Legislators Seek $6 Million for Urban Farming Grants
House File 153, which establishes tax-funded grants for urban agriculture, is moving along in St. Paul. The bill allocates $6 Million from the General...
BLOG: $485 Million 12-mile Dedicated Bus Roadway Wins Republican Support
Bills to spur the St. Paul to Woodbury dedicated busline route-- known as the Gateway Corridor-- are moving along at the Capitol in the Republican-majority House. Rep Kelly Fenton, R-Woodbury, is the Chief Author of HF 1616 and HF 1617 whilch will allocate $3 Million from the state’s General Fund to the Met Council for the next phase of the $485 Million Gateway Corridor Transitway.