Lawmakers in 2023 extended MinnesotaCare to undocumented immigrants, but GOP senators want to change that, citing looming nursing home cuts.

ST. PAUL, Minn. (The Reformer) – The Democratic-controlled Minnesota Senate passed a two-year human services budget, featuring extensive cuts as the state grapples with looming deficits.

Federal cuts could unspool Minnesota's generous health care program, which has opted to expand Medicaid multiple times.

The Minnesota Department of Human Services is accepting proposals from groups that want to operate safe recovery sites. The ...

The Democratic-Farmer-Labor-controlled Minnesota Senate passed a two-year human services budget Wednesday, featuring ...

It's crunch time at the State Capitol, as Gov. Tim Walz and legislative leaders toil away at budget talks in hopes of ...

The Minnesota House passed a bill Monday with significant cuts to the Department of Human Services through 2027.  DHS ...

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. restructured the agency in March, eliminating more than 10,000 employees and ...

DHS upgraded both types of providers to "high-risk" status, following another KARE 11 report into allegations of questionable ...

Starting on June 1, the Minnesota Department of Human Services will require the providers to undergo enhanced fingerprint ...

A federal district court judge issued a temporary restraining order on Monday barring Immigration and Customs Enforcement ...

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz acknowledges the applause of the House chamber before he delivers his State of the State address before a joint session of the Legislature at the state Capitol in St. Paul ...