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Minnesota Today®

Phil Picardi

April 1, 2024 5:55 AM

New taxes take effect in Minnesota. State Supreme Court looks at voter eligibility

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Several new local taxes take effect in Minnesota on Monday, April 1. And the State Supreme Court hears arguments in a case involving voter eligibility for people with felony records.

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