Marco Loera Alvarez, left, and his parents Maria Alvarez and Daniel Loera pose in front of the Minnesota Capitol on Wednesday, May 24, 2023, as Gov. Tim Walz signed a bill that lets Minnesotans of any ...

Demonstrators gather for a protest organized by the Minnesota Immigrant Rights Action Committee calling for the continuation of MinnesotaCare for undocumented adults at the Minnesota State Capitol ...

A group of DFL lawmakers are continuing their push for an expansion of Minnesota’s public health care options after the state released a report on those options, which includes the existing ...

ST. PAUL, Minn. – Ryan O'Hara did everything right when notified he needed to renew his MinnesotaCare health insurance. The West St. Paul man methodically gathered his pay stubs and other vital ...

Majority Leader Erin Murphy. DFL-St. Paul, and DFL caucus members outline their focus and work ahead for the 2025 session at a press conference February 10, 2025. Photo by A.J. Olmscheid/ Senate Media ...

Right now, people who make less than about $27,000 per year are eligible for that public insurance option. But this bill would let anyone opt in to get coverage, as long as they pay premiums. [MUSIC ...

MINNEAPOLIS — Starting next year, undocumented immigrants in Minnesota will be able to enroll in the state’s low-income health coverage program, so long as they satisfy certain other requirements.

SAINT PAUL, Minn. — A Minnesota House committee heard testimony Monday about a proposed bill to restrict undocumented immigrants from obtaining state-funded public services, including the low-income ...

On the last day of the legislative session, members of the Minnesota state legislature voted on a whopping $6.2 billion health and human services budget. Among the policies that passed is a ...

Approximately 100,000 Minnesotans will save up to $52 a month on their MinnesotaCare premiums through the end of 2022. The premium relief benefits low-income workers who have experienced some of the ...

ST. PAUL -- Tens of thousands of childless adults and some parents would be kicked off the MinnesotaCare health program under Gov. Tim Pawlenty's budget proposal. Pawlenty gives them two options: find ...

MINNEAPOLIS – With COVID-era rules ending, as many as 370,000 Minnesotans could lose their publicly funded healthcare coverage, that's according to the Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS). It ...