Target: Transgenders can use bathrooms matching gender ID
Target is making a stand on the debate around what type of bathrooms transgenders can use.
Political News
Wisconsin Attorneys ask Judge to Stay Right-to-Work Decision
State attorneys have asked a Madison judge to stay his ruling declaring Wisconsin's right-to-work law unconstitutional.
Judge Enters Final Order Striking Down WI Right-to-Work Law
A Madison judge has entered a final order declaring Wisconsin's right-to-work law unconstitutional.
Report: Minnesota ID upgrade may run $5 Million
Upgrading driver's licenses to satisfy the federal government could cost up to $5 million.
Minnesota County Drops Resolution Against Mining near BWCA
A County Board in northeastern Minnesota has dropped a proposed resolution against copper-nickel mining near the Boundary Waters Canoe Area after Senate Majority Leader Tom Bakk warned that they'd risk losing state money.
Democrat Salamone Enters Race for Wisconsin Congressional Seat
Wisconsin's Seventh District Congressman has a new challenger for his seat.
Democrats float special office to handle deadly force cases
Some lawmakers want to set up a special state prosecutor to handle police deadly force incidents.
U.S. Rep. Nolan To Support Sanders At Convention
U.S. Rep. Rick Nolan says he plans to support presidential candidate Bernie Sanders at the Democratic National Convention in July.
Court Strikes Down Wisconsin Right-to-Work Law
A Wisconsin court has struck down the state's right-to-work law championed by Republican Governor Scott Walker, calling it unconstitutional.
TSA Taking Steps to Shorten Wait Times at MSP Airport
The Transportation Security Administration is taking steps to shorten wait times at the Minneapolis-St Paul International Airport.
Minnesota Considers Ban on Phone Cases that Look Like Guns
Minnesota lawmakers want to ban cellphone cases that look like handguns due to concerns that it could be mistaken for a real firearm.
Council Pres. Talks New Councilors, Including Son
Superior City Council President Tom Fennessey spoke out Wednesday about Tuesday’s election and the voting of three new councilors to the council.
Wisconsin Voter Turnout Highest Since 1972
Wisconsin election officials predicted a big turnout in Tuesday's primary, and then voters blew their number away.
Mayor Larson to hold State of the City Address April 27
Duluth Mayor Emily Larson will hold her first State of the City Address on Wednesday, April 27.
Governor Dayton Bans State Travel to Mississippi
Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton has instructed all state employees to refrain from any non-essential travel to Mississippi after the governor there signed a law allowing public and private businesses to refuse services to gay couples.
