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Minnesota’s Economic News — W/E 10/2/26

State and local taxes and spending

Le Seur County News: Le Seur County proposes smallest levy increase in more than a decade

KSTP: St. Paul Park proposes a 1.8% tax levy increase, among the metro’s lowest

Star News: Wright County proposes 6.54% property tax levy increase

KIMT 3: Albert Lea eyes 7.87% tax levy hike for 2027

KSTP: Minnesota’s property tax system could look more like Wisconsin’s in the coming years

KROC: Minnesota August Tax Revenue Comes in $64 Million Above Forecast

KTTC: Minnesota tax revenues surpass forecasted numbers by $60+ million

CBS News: Here’s how much Minneapolis resident can expect property taxes to go up in 2027

KSTP: Working to avoid losing out on millions, Minneapolis tax board to set levy limit

KSTP: Where should Minneapolis prioritize spending? Residents weigh in as cuts, tax hike loom

Minn Post: Documenters report: County board says continuing property tax increases aren’t sustainable

Duluth News Tribune: Duluth council sets max tax levy increase at 3.6%

Laker Pioneer: Orono approves preliminary tax levy as property values rise

Star Tribune: Property tax hikes could hit double digits across Twin Cities and suburbs

Economic growth

Star Tribune: Two jobs, one household: Minnesota families now depend on dual incomes

Owatonna People’s Press: New ALICE data shows rising cost of basics historically outpaces inflation

Economic development

Mesabi Tribune: Minnesota needs a partner, not a padlock

Ely Echo: At Babbitt Weekly forum, council candidates plan for population increase and economic growth

Labor market

KRWC: Wright County Unemployment Unchanged in August

Winona Post: MN job growth continues to outpace U.S.

This is the last edition of Minnesota’s Economic News. In the words of Captain James T. Kirk, “It’s been fun.”

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