House of Representatives

Allows site-specific approvals to adjust statewide sulfate water quality standards while related rulemaking is ongoing, enabling targeted, faster permits for certain discharges.

HF 2299 would change Minnesota's payments for enteral nutrition equipment and supplies and overhaul how medical equipment rates are set.

Minnesota SF 3212 would authorize additional unemployment insurance benefits, potentially boosting aid to claimants and increasing costs for employers and UI programs.

SF 133 would make tampons and pads free in restrooms at state buildings, schools, DHHS facilities, and correctional sites, with funding only if appropriations exist.

HF 1171 redefines the Minnesota Math Corps mission and authorizes state funding to support tutoring for K-12 students, affecting districts, schools, and partner programs.

Minnesota SF 2997 would modify tax provisions; until text is released, the exact changes and impacts on individuals, businesses, and state revenue remain unknown.

HF 2325 would require overtime pay for hours worked on designated holidays, boosting pay for workers on holiday shifts and forcing employers to adjust payroll and scheduling.