Minnesota's legislative session approached its end marked by uncertainty over the fate of proposals for education, public safety and other spending priorities as state leaders appeared to be running out of time to strike agreements.
The lack of progress revived the specter of yet another special session to wrap up any bills subject to deals between the GOP-led Senate and DFL-controlled House if the two bodies were unable to pass such legislation before Sunday's midnight deadline.
"We're not interested in a special session," said Senate Majority Leader Jeremy Miller, R-Winona.
