By Dana Ferguson and Clay Masters Less than 10 percent of the Minnesota budget fell into place prior to the end of the Legislature’s  2025 session, forcing lawmakers into an overtime period with plenty to sort out before they can complete their must-do task.

Lawmakers worked over the weekend to pass as many bills as they could that will piece together the next two-year state budget. They managed to approve funding for agriculture, housing and veterans issues.

The budget deal comes with a compromise on immigrant health care, prompting outcry from DFL lawmakers and potentially derailing final votes.