Birkie Draws Big Crowds to Hayward
Spectators Bring on the Cheer and Economic Impact
The town of Hayward grew this weekend.
The town of Hayward grew this weekend.
New aircraft shipments for 2014 are driving the company’s strongest performance in six years, totaling 308 shipments.
Taxpayers can get free in person assistance at the Duluth Public Library.
Every year Minnesota spends $18 billion on non-renewable energy.
Minnesota lawmakers have uncorked a debate over expanded Sunday liquor sales with discussion of limited expansions.
Two local businesses helped raise $65,000 dollars for the Duluth Traverse Trail Project.
Minnesota’s bank account is projected to run up a $1.87 surplus over the next two years, which will drive calls for new spending, tax cuts or most likely a mix.
The state Department of Natural Resources’ board has approved spending nearly $2 million to acquire an easement for about 21,000 acres in northern Wisconsin.
Democratic state senators are pressing for more answers on why the coach of Minnesota Duluth women’s hockey team is being let go.
In a Fox follow up, the proposal to combine Carlton and Wrenshall school districts has halted.
The streets of Madison are packed with Union Leaders fighting to stop Wisconsin from becoming the 25th right-to-work state.
A tentative deal stalling commissioner pay raises that had sparked a legislative revolt is headed for a vote in the Minnesota House.
U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) has cosponsored bipartisan legislation to help boost Minnesota’s small craft breweries.
Minnesota has temporarily stopped accepting TurboTax filings by individual taxpayers because of security concerns.
Lovers of Lake Superior are banding together and saying ‘no’ to a huge hog farm looking to call northern Wisconsin home.
New funding is headed to help restore Duluth’s NorShor Theatre.
Tuesday, the tax season kicks off, and Community Action Duluth is re–opening it’s free tax site for the 11th year
Tuesday night, the Duluth School Board voted to approve the remaining Long–Range Facilities Plan, which has $5.4 million left over from the original plan that began in 2007 with a $315 million budget
Shopko is closing 14 stores across the country, including the location in Ashland costing 26 people their jobs.