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Minnesota’s Economic News — W/E 11/7/25

State and local taxes and spending

Star Tribune: Ramstad: The next year is going to be tough for Minnesota governments and politics

Minn Post: Minnesota has over $5 billion it could spend to make up for lost federal money. Why isn’t the state using it?

KAXE: Northern MN voters weigh raising taxes to pay for schools

Sahan Journal: St. Paul voters approve schools levy

Star Tribune: St. Paul voters approve giving schools more money, city more power

Pioneer Press: Voters say ‘yes’ to St. Paul Public Schools levy referendum

Woodbury News Net: Voters Reject School District #622 Tax Levy Measures

Star Tribune: Minnesota schools asked voters for more taxes. Most said yes

West Central Tribune: Pat Laib letter: Maybe it is time for a tax revolt

Kare 11: Minnesota voters pass 62% of school referendums – despite rise in property taxes

Voice of Alexandria: Voters approved most of the school tax increases around the state

Morrison County Record: Property tax increases unnerve Minnesotans

KSTP: Wonder why your license tab fees aren’t going down? Here’s why…

Star Tribune: Ramstad: At last, the status quo may be changing in Minnesota government

Economic development

Grand Rapids Herald Review: New class of Minnesota business leaders set to drive the state’s economy forward

Star Tribune: Brown: Hungry tech sector will force tough choices over critical minerals

Labor market

St. Cloud Times: What are the best states for job seekers? Minnesota ranks near the top, WalletHub says

Star Tribune: As layoffs in Minnesota mount, side hustles provide some financial buffer

Kanabec County Times: Job counselors’ take on Central Minnesota’s labor market

KDHL: Minnesota Ranks In Top Ten For Places To Find A Job 

Regulation

Mankato Free Press: Area businesses prepare for statewide paid leave program launch

MinneapoliMedia: Minnesota Extends Paid Leave Deadline to November 2025 as Manufacturing Sector Targets 93,000 New Jobs

Economic growth

Star Tribune: From MSP to Main Street, Minnesota businesses feeling government shutdown

Mesabi Tribune: Minnesota manufacturers reveal concerns in survey

Star Tribune: Pessimism sets in for Minnesota factories as many fear stagnant growth

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