Sen. Amy Klobuchar tells KARE-11 a change in a federal formula could reduce the heating aid available to Minnesotans by $160 million. But she says the change is still not a done deal.
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The Minnesota Commerce Department tells KARE 11 at least one out of 20 Minnesotans is owed at least $100 and in some cases thousands of dollars. The free nationwide MissingMoney.com database can help you locate any missing, lost, and unclaimed property, money and assets.
Applications are now available for low income families that need help taking care of their heating bills. The program runs from October through May.
A new Star Tribune-Minnesota Poll shows 48 percent of Minnesotans favor the ban, while 43 are opposed. The margin of error is 4.4 percent.
The Minnesota Department of Commerce says the state will receive $73 million in federal funds to help low-income families pay their heating bills. That's half of what the state got last year.
The Justice Department is throwing its support behind bills from Sen. Amy Klobuchar that would ban synthetic drugs such as "bath salts," which the senator says are dangerous but still available over store counters.
Sen. Al Franken says he is co-sponsoring a low-income energy assistance bill to help families pay their utility costs. Franken says funding has dropped despite high demand, adding he expects the measure to pass since both Republicans and Democrats get cold.
The U.S. Postal Service is looking to keep rural post offices open with reduced hours. That's good news for several Minnesota locations facing closure or consolidation starting next week.
Lower gas prices haven't hurt, either. Some consumers can expect their total winter heating bills to be up to $200 less than last year.
