Medicaid Access: Minnesota is extending its pause on enrolling new Medicaid providers in 12 high-risk service categories for at least six more months while the state completes a federally required revalidation of existing providers. Wind Energy Fight: Michigan AG Dana Nessel joined a coalition of attorneys general asking a court to undo the U.S. Defense Department’s freeze on routine reviews for land-based wind projects, arguing it unlawfully stalls clean energy. Banking Oversight: Nessel also urged federal banking regulators to deny national charters to high-risk fintechs, warning that some firms have histories of predatory lending and risky practices. Local Law Change: Minnesota’s “Grandparents’ Happy Hour” bill lets nursing homes, assisted living and boarding care facilities serve alcohol during organized gatherings without a traditional liquor license. Public Safety: Minneapolis saw another mass shooting over the weekend, with reports of multiple victims injured outside a nightclub. Weather & Health: Monday brings thunderstorms, then a heat advisory with dangerous heat indices, while wildfire smoke remains a concern across the region. Community & Culture: The Minnesota Marine Art Museum kicks off its 20th anniversary with a Big Duck scavenger hunt, and a Pride festival drew crowds to Ellison Park in central Minnesota.