Four Minnesota men have been indicted for their roles in a multi-million dollar scheme to transport stolen catalytic converters across state lines, announced U.S. Attorney Andrew M. Luger.
Federal grant expected to spur over $1B in private sector investments in transmission lines
Commerce’s focus remains on consumer choice and reducing health care costs
MNsure is Minnesota’s official health insurance marketplace where consumers can connect with free enrollment help and safely buy comprehensive coverage
A former Minnesota insurance broker has been charged with fraud after an investigation by the Minnesota Commerce Fraud Bureau found evidence he invented customers and faked Social Security numbers to earn nearly $650,000 in improper commissions.
That tops the record set in fiscal year 2022, when Commerce distributed a record $53.5 million.
The Minnesota Department of Commerce announced today that investors who purchased retail precious metals, such as gold coins, from Lear Capital may receive compensation as a part of Lear’s bankruptcy plan.
The Minnesota Department of Commerce today announced a second enforcement action in two months to require a major health insurer to remove obstacles to accessing mental health care for Minnesotans.
After hackers this month attacked a popular online tool to transfer digital files, the Minnesota Department of Commerce advises Minnesota consumers to take steps to prevent harm if their personal information is compromised in a data breach.
Governor Tim Walz and Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan today joined state leaders and lawmakers to celebrate historic legislative investments that will help advance Minnesota’s climate action plan
Nearly 28,000 real estate agents and brokers licensed in Minnesota have completed training to help eliminate racial inequities in homebuying under a two-year program established by the Minnesota Department of Commerce.
The Minnesota Department of Commerce today announced the results of a review that will result in the company revamping its processes and policies to ensure coverage for mental health care is equivalent to coverage for medical or surgical care.
Salvasen Health, a Texas-based company, along with its owner, Barry Glenn, and multiple affiliates of Salvasen, have been fined $553,000 by the Minnesota Department of Commerce and ordered to stop their operations in Minnesota.
The Minnesota Commerce Fraud Bureau has been leading efforts to organize the conference and will be highlighting a current auto theft prevention campaign currently underway in Minnesota: Take Your Keys ALWAYS
The Minnesota Department of Commerce Solar for Schools Program (mn.gov/solar4schools) is on track to award about $7.5 million in grants for up to 80 schools in 45 school districts across the state. List of 45 school districts The grants will cover up to …
Minnesota Commerce Commissioner Grace Arnold announced new leadership for the Commerce Division of Energy Resources, appointing Kevin Lee as deputy commissioner. Lee brings experiences in energy resource policies, regulation, technology, and economic …
The Minnesota Department of Commerce has joined with 31 other state securities regulators and the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to settle with BlockFi for $100 million for sales of unregistered securities. The State of Minnesota will receive …
