Recall petitions filed against House members. Authorities investigating possible links between high-profile burglaries
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Recall petitions — the first step in a lengthy process for having a recall election — have been filed against seven Minnesota House members. The petitions stem from the three-week standoff in the House over leadership. Six of the petitions are for Democrats including caucus leader Rep. Melissa Hortman, who led Democrats through the boycott of the session until a leadership agreement was struck. A recall petition also was submitted against Republican Duane Quam of Byron.
Business, agriculture and mining groups are voicing their support for a bill that aims to make Minnesota’s environmental permitting process more efficient.
And authorities are investigating possible links between burglaries at several Minnesota homes — including the homes of at least two pro athletes — and similar high-profile incidents across the country.
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