AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoDiesel Relief for Farmers and Loggers: Gov. Tim Walz signed an executive order letting certain Minnesota haulers exceed state and local weight limits by up to 10% through Oct. 30 as diesel prices stay high, citing the impact of federal policy and foreign conflict. Housing Investments: Minnesota Housing is putting $8 million into preserving 34 affordable homes in the Twin Cities and $4.5 million to create 77 workforce rental homes across Greater Minnesota. ICE Killing Lawsuits: The family of Renee Good, shot and killed by an ICE agent during Operation Metro Surge, filed federal civil lawsuits invoking a Reconstruction-era civil rights law aimed at stopping conspiracies tied to KKK-style violence. Federal Courts Clash: The DOJ moved to remove Minnesota federal judges from immigration cases after a New York Times interview, escalating an ethics dispute. Cold Weather Utility Protections: Minnesota’s Cold Weather Rule is in effect, and Minnesota Power is urging customers who may fall behind to use payment plans and assistance programs to avoid disconnection. Local Public Safety: State and local reports highlighted recent crashes, including a Highway 55 collision in Buffalo and a Highway 23 crash near Morris. Sports & Culture: The Minnesota Wild laid out free over-the-air game options and streaming partners; We Fest announced its 2027 lineup; and Minnesota’s college football rivalry weekend centers on Michigan vs. Minnesota at noon Oct. 3.
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