Gov. Tim Walz on Tuesday proposed an overhaul of Minnesota's Medicaid system in the wake of high-profile cases of fraud in state programs. But the plan is poised to face big hurdles at the state ...

A new bill aims to limit Minnesota governors to two consecutive terms.

Walz's surprise announcement came in the wake of escalating attention on health care fraud in the state, much of it tied to Somali immigrants. The Trump administration had targeted Walz rhetorically ...

Gov. Walz announced a massive plan Tuesday to overhaul Minnesota's Dept. of Human Services to combat Medicaid fraud. See his plan here.

Democratic governors vow to pursue accountability for Kristi Noem despite her departure from office, promising investigations into immigration enforcement.

The move comes as the governor’s administration is looking to build back public trust after a series of fraud schemes garnered national attention several months ago.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has unveiled a plan to overhaul how Minnesota manages Medicaid in an effort to increase oversight and reduce potential fraud.

From the editorial: "Streamlining Minnesota’s permitting could help reap $260 million to $910 million in economic gains annually. ... Lawmakers can build on the (governor's) executive order." ...

The overhaul would change how Medicaid is administered in Minnesota and strengthen program integrity.

The proposals, which include eliminating Managed Care Organizations in the Medicaid program and shifting some Medicaid eligibility work off counties to the state, are already seeing pushback.

The proposals, which include eliminating Managed Care Organizations in the Medicaid program and shifting some Medicaid eligibility work off counties to the state, are already seeing pushback.

ST. PAUL, Minn. (Northern News Now) - On Tuesday, Governor Walz announced a proposal to transform Minnesota’s human services system. According to Walz, the proposal would streamline Minnesota’s ...