On the 24th day of the 2025 legislative session, the Minnesota House got to work — for real this time. State of play: For the first time in over three weeks, enough members showed up at the Capitol to officially gavel in the 134-member chamber and get to business.

A tense fight over party control of the Minnesota House ended with a power-sharing agreement this week. But hard feelings could remain.

As Thursday approached, pressure was building at the Capitol. Minnesota House Democrats were coming up on four weeks of a historic boycott of the legislative session that kept their members out of the building.

WCCO's Caroline Cummings breaks down the deal between Republicans and Democrats.