Last summer, Gov. Tim Pawlenty announced plans to eliminate General Assistance Medical Care, which pays for the health care of poor, childless adults. Then, in February, legislators and the governor ...

More than three weeks ago, on March 26, Gov. Tim Pawlenty signed a compromise bill that kept alive the general assistance medical care (GAMC) program. The Republican governor’s deal with DFL ...

Nasdaq Analyst Research provides analyst research for ratings consensus and a summary of stock price targets. Analysts evaluate the stock’s expected performance in a given time period based on their ...

Democrats and Republicans in the Minnesota Legislature and Gov. Tim Pawlenty deserve credit for their recent bipartisan work on the General Assistance Medical Care bill that will keep medical care ...

That was the consensus of about 20 people who attended a Duluth forum Tuesday on the reworked General Assistance Medical Care program for the state's poorest adults. "The reason the GAMC program is ...

The Second Appellate District affirmed in part and reversed in part a judgment. The court held that the Business and Professions Code is the sole source of procedural protections in connection with ...

MinnPost’s journalists are out in the community to report on the things that are happening in Minnesota. Your support right now will help fund their work AND keep our news paywall-free. One of the ...

ST. PAUL -- Low-income Minnesotans who depend on a state program for health care won a one-month extension. General Assistance Medical Care will remain in operation a month longer than expected, Gov.