Lawmaker Wants to Restrict Access to Birth Certificate Info
A Minnesota lawmaker wants to restrict public access to parental contact information on birth certificates.
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Beneath Budget Dispute, a Tussle Over Regulatory Power
Minnesota legislative Republicans are moving to strip powers from Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton, ranging from limiting his team's authority to write regulatory rules to curbs on staffing.
Duluth Could See State Aid Cuts
This legislative season the GOP led House is proposing a bill that would cut local government aid to Duluth, Minneapolis and St. Paul which would save the state a combined $85 million.
MN Senate Defeats Bid to Open Up Sunday Liquor Sales
Minnesota senators have voted down a plan to allow liquor stores to open on Sundays.
Krug Won't Seek Send Term on Duluth Council
Linda Krug, Duluth City Councilor at Large, Thursday announced she will not seek a second term on the Council.
Senate Serves up Bill with Limited Sunday Liquor Changes
It's showdown time again over Sunday booze sales.
Wisconsin Lawmakers Approve Ban on Microbeads
Wisconsin lawmakers have approved a bill that would ban microbeads, the plastic exfoliant in soap, toothpaste and other personal care products.
WI Lawmaker Seeks to Legalize Marijuana
A Wisconsin lawmaker says the state should legalize marijuana to reduce crime and improve the state's economy.
St. Louis County Commissioner Won't Run for Mayor
St. Louis County Commissioner Chris Dahlberg, who has been encouraged by many Duluthians during the past few months to run for mayor in November, has decided against doing so.
Under Bill, 84-Year-Old from Two Harbors Could Get Another Shot at a Deer
An 84-year-old hunter who asked Minnesota lawmakers for help bagging another deer may get his wish.
New City Council Candidate Announces Run
A Hillside resident has announced their candidacy for a Duluth City Council seat.
MN Sexual Assault Legislative Bill
A push to strengthen sexual assault policies at Minnesota colleges is moving through the Legislature.
The Latest on Shots Fired at U.S. Capitol
 A precautionary lockdown of the U.S. Capitol has been lifted after shots were fired in an apparent suicide.
Mom: Son Accused of Trying Join Terror Group Mentally Ill
The mother of a Wisconsin man accused of trying to join the Islamic State group says he's a mentally ill loner who often makes boastful comments to try to win acceptance.
Dayton Delivers State of the State Address
Gov. Mark Dayton has jokingly described his top priorities for the legislative session as "everything.."
