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State of Shutdown: First Completed Finance Bills Released
State Capitol to re-open to the public Tuesday morning

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State Capitol to re-open to the public Tuesday morning

Could some area businesses run out of alcohol?
Gov. Dayton and Republicans gave initial approval to four bills on Monday.
A budget deal between Gov. Mark Dayton and GOP leaders could be reached as early as mid-day Tuesday.
A special session will commence at the governor's go-ahead.
A special session awaits the governor’s go-ahead.
A special session awaits the governor’s go-ahead
The impending session awaits the governor’s go-ahead.
Some retailers, bars and restaurants are in danger of losing their ability to sell liquor.
Ramsey County District Court Judge Kathleen Gearin ruled against a petition filed by the Minnesota Licensed Beverage Association (MLBA) to allow Minnesota’s Department of Public Safety to issue “Buyer’s Cards” to licensed alcoholic beverage retailers.
Ramsey County District Court Judge Kathleen Gearin ruled against a petition filed by the Minnesota Licensed Beverage Association (MLBA) to allow Minnesota’s Department of Public Safety to issue “Buyer’s Cards” to licensed alcoholic beverage retailers.
The state will not be processing liquor "buyer's cards."
A special session awaits the governor's go-ahead.
About 300 retailers who sell liquor did not renew their buyer's card before the shutdown began, so they cannot replenish their alcohol supply.
Governor, GOP leaders strike 'positive tone' in joint statement.
Votes could begin soon on budget bills Goodwin said she 'can't support.'
Special Session won't be called on Monday, but law makers could be voting on bills this week.
No special session will be called until the Legislature's leadership team and Gov. Mark Dayton hammer out the details of last week's agreement.
Handshake agreement on HHS budget reported.
Legislators report progress in weekend budget negotiations.