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Dayton signs budget bills, ending historic shutdown

by Jake Grovum
Published: July 20, 2011
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"I’m not entirely happy with this budget," Dayton said after signing the budget bills at the Capitol this morning. "But it’s the best option that is available."

Court: No ‘buyer’s cards’ for bars during shutdown

Not issuing cards may be harmful to business, a judge ruled, it is not critical enough to override concerns about the judicial branch making budget decisions.

Gearin vacates court order, halts logging operations

by Jake Grovum
Published: July 15, 2011
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An order issued Friday means logging operations that had been allowed to continue under a separate ruling will once again stop.

Gearin rejects Harness Racing, Canterbury plea to remain open

by Jake Grovum
Published: July 14, 2011
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Without state inspectors on the job, racing had come to a halt, jeopardizing thousands of jobs and the businesses at both Canterbury and Running Aces.

Paper Trail: Inmate visitations, religious services curtailed during shutdown

Prison inmates are feeling the affects of the government shutdown. Visitations have been suspended until further notice and group religious services eliminated, according to a July 7 memo sent to the state's roughly 9,500 inmates.

2011 may be bad, but we’ve seen worse

by Dane Smith
Published: July 13, 2011
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We are divided and faltering in Minnesota and the United States, staggering through a state government shutdown over a legislative refusal to raise more revenue, and teetering on the brink of a disastrous and unprecedented default on our national debt for essentially the same reason.

Court reverses itself: Child care grants will resume

by Jake Grovum
Published: July 13, 2011
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The decision is a reversal of Gearin's original ruling June 29 which stopped the child care grant payments, saying they were not a "critical, core."

Transportation projects showdown: Gimse, Beard head before Gearin’s court

by Jake Grovum
Published: July 13, 2011
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The two Republican chairmen of the Legislature's Transportation committees will be in Ramsey County court this morning to make the case that $100 million of transportation projects should restart.

Court: Keep rest stops closed

by Jake Grovum
Published: July 12, 2011
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Rest stops will stay closed, despite objections from the state's truckers, as part of a series of orders released Monday.

Shutdown heads back to Gearin’s court

The judge who laid the groundwork for the current shutdown will hear four cases arguing for more approved spending and a wider range of services.

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