Despite positive numbers, Walz and lawmakers had a muted response Friday and said little new spending is on the way.

Governor Tim Walz proposed an anti-fraud package that would include establishing a general inspectors office, hiring more internal auditors, and establishing housing services. Lawmakers on both sides ...

Fraud investigations in Minnesota are heating up as state Republicans push for stricter oversight and accountability measures. As part of that effort, they are highlighting the ...

Minnesota’s budget outlook for the current two-year budget cycle has improved considerably, even as projections still show a multi-billion dollar surplus being whittled down two years from now. The ...

The last budget forecast showed a $2.6 billion short-term surplus and a $3 billion deficit in the next biennium.

Citing fraud concerns, Vice President J.D. Vance announced this week that the Trump administration is “temporarily halting” $259 million in federal Medicaid funding to Minnesota. Included among […] ...

Gov. Tim Walz is set to release a plan for taking on fraud in Minnesota during a Thursday morning news conference. Watch it ...

Gov. Tim Walz released his anti-fraud package for the 2026 legislative session and denounced the Trump administration for new cuts to Minnesota’s Medicaid program made as part of what it says is a ...

Senator Andrew Lang of Olivia says Governor Tim Walz gun safety plan released this week isn't all bad. Lang says The Governor talks about making schools more secure, which Lang supports, but Walz' gun ...

President Trump is serious about fraud. As he should be — nothing more quickly undermines faith in our government, or enthusiasm for our safety net, than evidence that taxpayers are being ripped off.

Gov. Tim Walz denounced the Trump administration's latest threat to withhold federal funds from Minnesota as another step in a "retribution" campaign as he unveiled a package of legislation Thursday ...

Gov. Tim Walz on Thursday unveiled a suite of anti-fraud proposals he would like to see the Legislature pass this session.