House of Representatives

SF 2004 allocates $1,058,200 for vital upgrades to Duluth's Great Lakes Aquarium, enhancing infrastructure and visitor experience for education and tourism.

Grants Minnesota disabled veterans an exemption from watercraft fees, reducing costs for eligible veterans and guiding administration of the exemption.

Authorizes state funds for a Brooklyn Park workforce development grant to train residents and meet local employers' hiring needs.

HF 226 would authorize grants, bonds, and appropriations to fund capital improvements and preservation of Iowa's state historic sites and museums.

SF 1088 clarifies self-defense laws in Minnesota, removing the duty to retreat and expanding protections for individuals defending their homes and occupied vehicles.

Establishes a Minnesota higher-ed plant-based foods production training pilot funded by state appropriations to develop curricula, train workers, and assess outcomes.

Expands remedies for aggrieved employees, allowing treble damages and injunctive relief, with a broad disciplinary-action definition that also affects employers, schools, and students.

HF 2391 would require an annual wolf hunting open season with licenses, limits, and rules, affecting hunters, the DNR, wildlife management, and livestock interests.