Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and legislative leaders announced there will be a one-day special session on Monday to pass the remaining parts of the next two-year budget, ending weeks of limbo in the most closely divided Legislature in state history.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and top legislators have struck a deal on a two-year $66 billion state budget and will return to St. Paul on Monday for a special session to pass it. Walz and legislative leaders on Friday announced an agreement for a one-day session that will begin at 10 a.

Last month state leaders announced they had reached a budget framework that called for a two-year budget of $66 billion to $67 billion but agreeing on details hasn’t been easy.