Forever chemicals are everywhere because they’ve been so useful for so long: Non-stick pans. Waterproof jackets and cosmetics ...

ST. PAUL, MN – Minnesota businesses are preparing for the implementation of several new laws and policies that took effect on ...

A new law taking effect on Jan. 1 in Minnesota will limit the use of PFAS “forever chemicals" in products – in turn creating ...

ST. PAUL, Minn. – A new Minnesota law going into effect Wednesday aims to reduce PFAS, or forever chemicals, across the state ...

The writer is an associate economist at the University of Minnesota.

More than a dozen new laws go into effect Jan. 1. The state will see more protections for concert ticket buyers, salary ...

The task force also recommended a state-regulated program for therapeutic mushroom. Lawmakers could take up the issue this ...

MINNEAPOLIS — Starting Jan. 1, per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), also known as "forever chemicals," will be banned in Minnesota from a wide variety of products — covering everything ...

New protections for ticket buyers, a minimum wage increase and a $25 co-pay cap for certain prescription drugs are among a slate of new laws effective on Jan. 1.

A new year means new laws are set to take effect in Minnesota, including measures related to job postings, products containing PFAS and online ticket sales. Ticket sellers will be required to show ...

Following up on the rulemaking process presaged by Minnesota’s comprehensive statute (Amara’s Law) requiring phase outs of PFAS intentionally added ...

Starting Wednesday, it will be illegal to sell products with intentionally added PFAS in 11 categories in Minnesota: Carpets or rugs; cleaning products; cookware; cosmetics; dental floss ...